2017
DOI: 10.4324/9781315397467
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Decoding Technology Acceptance in Education

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“…Technology acceptance theory has continued to develop over the last few decades, for education, healthcare, business, and other settings. All too often these studies are aligned in technological determinism [29]. It aims to unravel the current situation, and by doing so, make visible other trajectories into other futures [30].…”
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“…Technology acceptance theory has continued to develop over the last few decades, for education, healthcare, business, and other settings. All too often these studies are aligned in technological determinism [29]. It aims to unravel the current situation, and by doing so, make visible other trajectories into other futures [30].…”
Section: Tam In Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This section is supplemented following the postulates of some researchers who argue that quantitative and qualitative methods complement each other and could bring the research team closer to a better and truer understanding of the object of study. In line with Stockman [40], which looks for the advance in a practical integration of technology in education. Add to this the comments of Gill and Johnson [41], who say there is a growing interest in the use of mixed methodologies which combine quantitative and qualitative approaches either in parallel or sequentially [42].…”
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