Empowering Medical Educators: A UTAUT Analysis of Technology Adoption in Inquiry-Based Learning

Anderson, Max C.; York, Cindy S.; Hodge-Zickerman, Angie; Park, Yoon Soo; Rhode, Jason

doi:10.1007/s10758-023-09709-y

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“…Technology adoption in libraries involves users' inclination to embrace and use new technological tools and services. Usage behavior denotes the actual behavior of individuals in using a particular technology or service (Anderson et al, 2024). Understanding usage behavior is crucial for evaluating the success of technology adoption in libraries.…”

Section: E Usage Behaviormentioning

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Exploring the Factors Influencing Usage Behavior of the Digital Library Remote Access (DLRA) Facility in a Private Higher Education Institution in India

Sumithra,

Sakshi

2024

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Digitalization has transformed the world and empowered education across the globe alike. Digital Library Remote Access (DLRA) facilities have empowered students, researchers and academicians to have uninterrupted and complete access to literature and scientific information on finger tips through a single window. In order to understand the factors influencing the digital library usage in a private Higher Education Institution of Eminence in India, the study employs non-probability sampling, convenience sample of 400 researchers and students of the deemed to be university. The results of the investigation substantiates that habit plays a crucial role in ascertaining the behavioral intention and the usage behavior of DLRA technology.

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confidence: 99%