This study aims to collect the required information to construct a conceptual model to measure e-learning information system success in higher education setting. The methodology used in this study is literature study which was done by comparing six articles from international journals across the globe. Other articles as well as books were also used to support the findings in this study. Further in-depth study and comparisons was made to find suitable variables to evaluate e-learning system success. The conclusion of this study is a conceptual model which implements user satisfaction as mediating variable of the relationship of elearning service quality and system quality on students' individual performance as a measure of e-learning system success. Furthermore, this conceptual model can be an essential reference to be implemented in further related research.
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