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Increasing learners’ satisfaction/intention to adopt more e‐learning
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Education + Training
Education + Training (2013) 55 (1): 83–105.
Published: 08 February 2013
... impact on e‐learning satisfaction. A review of literature also supports the notion that complexity of use of an e‐learning system will relate to its adoption. Again, drawing on DOI theory (Rogers, 1995), if an innovation (or e‐learning system in this case) is too difficult to use or takes too much...
