“…While it is beyond the scope of this article to address adoption of innovations in detail, it is noteworthy that a number of factors have been found to impact on adoption (and therefore sustainability) of e-learning innovations. These include perceived value to the user, accessibility, digital literacy and competence with the technology, motivation, and effectiveness of the innovation (Eley, Fallon, Soar, Buikstra & Hegney, 2008;Kelly, Coburn, Hegarty, Jeffrey & Penman, 2009;Stewart, 2006;Yu, Chen, Yang, Wang & Yen, 2007). Drawing on a survey of higher educators across Australia and New Zealand, Dalgarno, Lee, Carlson, Gregory and Tynan (2011b;see also Dalgarno et al 2011a; discuss the technical and policy hurdles that teaching staff must negotiate to overcome barriers to the utilisation of MUVEs in universities.…”