Fusion of satellite images in transform domain

Venkatesh, H; Viswanath, K.

doi:10.1109/iccsp.2016.7754497

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“…The research model Facilitation factor: Facilitating conditions are defined as the degree which users believe that an organizational and technical infrastructure exist to support the use of a certain technology [32]. Alkharang [33] uses facilitation factor to measure the perception of teachers about accessing online classes.…”

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Factors Influencing the Use of Multimedia Technologies in Teaching English Language in Kuwait

Al-Ajmi¹,

Aljazzaf

2020

Int. J. Emerg. Technol. Learn.

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The way of learning and teaching has been improved and the term of learning is developed. Generally, many researchers try to identify the important factors that affect the usage of multimedia in teaching and learning. However, there are few studies in this area specifically in Kuwait. Therefore, this study comes to fill this gab and identify the factors that influence the usage of multimedia technologies in teaching English language in Kuwait. Consequently, a research model is developed. To evaluate the proposed model, questionnaire is developed and the empirical data is collected and analyzed. The results reveal that there are seven factors that have an impact in using multimedia in teaching English subject, which are: facilitation, motivation, performance, behavioral, social, pedagogical, and effort factors. Moreover, the study proves that instructors have positive perceptions of multimedia technologies, but still need more supplements and supports.

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Factors Influencing the Use of Multimedia Technologies in Teaching English Language in Kuwait

Al-Ajmi¹,

Aljazzaf

2020

Int. J. Emerg. Technol. Learn.

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“…Researchers have developed models based on the Theory of Planned Behavior [1] to explain individuals adoption and usage up to 50% [2,3,12]. In contrast to the original Social Cognitive Theory, current adoption models lack reciprocity and interaction loops.…”

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“…The first study consisted of a survey about anticipated adoption of consumer HMDs. This was based on TAM [11] and UTAUT [12], translated in Dutch and pretested. Respondents were graduate students (N=100, response rate 21%).…”

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“…Respondents were graduate students (N=100, response rate 21%). First results on the anticipated adoption of students of HMDs indicate that the intention to use [12] is 54%. While further analyses will be conducted in the upcoming months, the results will be used as input for a pre-study for a longitudinal quantitative study of adoption.…”

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Appropriation of wearable augmented reality

Zuidhof

Allouch

Peters³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the 20th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction With Mobile Devices and Services Adjunct

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Wearables, like augmented reality glasses, are more and more commercially available but uptake has been slow and concerns on social and ethical implications are raised. Current adoption theories can provide insights into the adoption or rejection process, but very few studies are conducted in this field to address the social and ethical implications of wearables. This paper provides results about the inclusion of different perspectives, namely diffusion and adoption theories, mutual shaping perspectives and philosophy of technology to study the social interactions and ethical implications of wearables as well. By following this path we would like to develop a model of appropriation in the future to get a better understanding of the acceptance and interactions of emerging technologies such as wearable augmented reality.

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“…However, simply addressing these barriers does not guarantee that a technology will be used by its intended users. According to the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model, a technology must be perceived as beneficial, easy to use, and socially endorsed, with an adequate infrastructure in place to support its use [7]. To meet these objectives a technology must be relevant to the needs of the community, it must expand on existing knowledge and skills, and it must be affordable and sustainable.…”

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A Set of Heuristic Measurements for Evaluating the Inclusiveness of a Technology

Pitula

Radhakrishnan

IFIP — The International Federation for Information Processing

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At a high level of abstraction, 'social inclusion' can be defined as the extent to which an individual or community can fully participate in society and control their own collective destiny. There are large disparities in this, particularly in underdeveloped rural areas of the world. Information and communication technologies designed to address this disparity must take into account the many barriers in the use of technology that these communities face. We define an 'inclusive technology' as a technology which overcomes the barriers to using technology inherent within a given community and increases the opportunities available to that community. We propose a conceptual model and a set of heuristic measurements for examining the 'inclusiveness' of a technology with respect to a given community, and illustrate their use by applying them to two real-world projects. By proposing this model and set of measurements, we hope to achieve a better understanding of 'development projects' and create a systematic process and a framework to assist software engineers in designing and evaluating software based services intended to reduce the Digital Divide.Please use the following format when citing this chapter:

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Fusion of satellite images in transform domain

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Factors Influencing the Use of Multimedia Technologies in Teaching English Language in Kuwait

Factors Influencing the Use of Multimedia Technologies in Teaching English Language in Kuwait

Appropriation of wearable augmented reality

A Set of Heuristic Measurements for Evaluating the Inclusiveness of a Technology

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