Science Teachers’ Perceptions of Integration of M-Learning into Class Instructions in Kwara State, Nigeria

Bello, Ganiyu; Alabi, Hafsat Imam; Bello, Zakariyau Adebayo; Bello, Ilias A.; Sulaiman, Musa Mohammed

doi:10.33828/sei.v33.i3.9

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“…The relationship between individual behavioral intention and behavior has been extensively proven by numerous empirical studies based on classic theoretical models such as TPB, TAM, and ECM: the stronger the individual's behavioral intention, the greater the likelihood of taking action. There is also overwhelming evidence in various studies at different times that demonstrates the inevitable relationship between knowledge sharing intention and knowledge sharing behavior (Bock & Kim, 2002;Bello & Oyekunle, 2014;Tong & Li, 2022).…”

Section: Travel Knowledge Sharing Intention and Travel Knowledge Shar...mentioning

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A Study on the Antecedents of Travel Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Mobile Social Media Based on the Perspective of Self-Determination Theory

Cong,

2024

EUrASEANs

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This study constructed a research model of the antecedents of mobile social media travel knowledge sharing behavior using self-determination theory and collected data from 403 mobile social media users through online questionnaires. The structural equation modeling (SEM) method was used to test the research model. The aim was to explore the influence of autonomous motivation on the travel knowledge sharing intention and behavior of mobile social media knowledge content creators, as well as the moderating effect of platform incentives (controlled motivation) on the relationship between knowledge sharing intention and behavior. The study addressed the question of how travel knowledge sharing behavior among mobile social media knowledge content creators is generated. The results showed that the autonomous motivation of knowledge contributors is positively related to travel knowledge sharing intention and behavior, and the strength of platform incentives (controlled motivation) positively moderates the extent to which knowledge sharing intention translates into knowledge sharing behavior. The innovation of this study lies in its first attempt to measure the autonomous motivation of knowledge creators to share knowledge using a hierarchical user experience, expanding the measurement dimensions of autonomous motivation. Additionally, the finding that platform incentives (controlled motivation) have a positive moderating effect on the relationship between travel knowledge sharing intention and behavior differs from the majority of existing research perspectives.

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Section: Travel Knowledge Sharing Intention and Travel Knowledge Shar...mentioning

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A Study on the Antecedents of Travel Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Mobile Social Media Based on the Perspective of Self-Determination Theory

Cong,

2024

EUrASEANs

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“…It can provide visualizations, educational content, and interactive features related to Ar-Rahnu. Usability, user-centered design, and user acceptance should be considered in the development process to ensure a positive user experience and effective learning outcomes (Bello et al, 2022)…”

Section: Learning Ar-rahnu In Mobile Applicationmentioning

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A Conceptual Study of Skari Web Application in Accepting Ar-Rahnu among Micro, Small, and Medium Entrepreneurs

Sharif,

Mohamed

2024

IJARBSS

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This conceptual study focuses on examining the acceptance of Ar-Rahnu, an Islamic pawnbroking system, among micro, small, and medium entrepreneurs (MSMEs). The study proposes the development of a web application called "Skari" that leverages technology to enhance the Ar-Rahnu experience for entrepreneurs. The acceptance of Ar-Rahnu among MSMEs is a crucial aspect to consider promoting the adoption and utilization of this Islamic pawnbroking system. Based on the requirement analysis conducted, it is evident that the use of Ar-rahnu applications on mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets can greatly enhance the acceptance of Ar-Rahnu among users ar-rahnu application can provide a more engaging and immersive experience for users, allowing them to visualize the Ar-Rahnu process and understand its principles more effectively. Furthermore, by incorporating gamification elements into the application, users can be motivated and incentivized to actively engage with Ar-Rahnu transactions. By exploring the acceptance and perceived usefulness of the Skari web application, the study aims to provide insights into the potential impact of technology in facilitating financial transactions within the Ar-Rahnu system. The research suggests that a user-oriented design and usability of the Skari web application are vital factors in achieving higher acceptance among MSMEs. The study also emphasizes the importance of user feedback and evaluation in ensuring continuous improvement of the Skari web application.

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“…However, NIESV has made a commendable effort in this direction in the recent time. NIESV published the first investment property databank in Nigeria in 2014 covering Lagos, Abuja and Port-Harcourt property markets (Bello and Bello, 2007). Unfortunately, this initial effort has not met with the consistent updates it requires.…”

Section: Property Data Challenges In the Lagos Property Marketmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These disparities suggest a relationship between market maturity and data challenges. Aluko (2007), Bello and Bello (2007) and Munshifwa et al (2016) found that property markets in most sub-Saharan African countries lacked sufficient and reliable market data. As the market is deemed immature in Nigeria, a lack of property data has been cited as one of the significant challenges confronting valuation practice (Dugeri, 2011;Akinbogun et al, 2014;JLL, 2016).…”

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Another look at data challenges in property valuation practice: a case of Lagos property market

Oladokun,

Mooya

2023

JPIF

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PurposeChallenges of property data in developing markets have been reported by several authors. However, a deep understanding of the actual nature of this phenomenon in developing markets is largely lacking as in-depth studies into the actual nature of data challenge in such markets are scarce in literature. Specifically, the available literature lacks clarity about the actual nature of data challenges that developing markets pose to valuers and how this affects valuation practice. This study provides this understanding with focus on the Lagos property market.Design/methodology/approachThis study utilises a qualitative research approach. A total of 24 valuers were selected using snowballing sampling technique, and in-depth semi-structured interviews were conducted. Data collected were analysed using thematic analysis with the aid of NVivo 12 software.FindingsThe study finds that the main data-related challenge in the Lagos property market is the lack of database of market property transactions and not the lack or absence of transaction data as it has been emphasised in previous studies. Other data-related challenges identified include weak property rights institution with attendant transaction costs, underhand dealings among professionals, undocumented charges, undisclosed information, scarcity of data relating to specialised assets and limited access to the subject property and required documents during valuation. Also, the study unbundles the factors responsible for these challenges and how they affect valuation practice.Practical implicationsThe study has implication for practice in the sense that the deeper knowledge of data challenges could provide insight into strategy to tackle the challenges.Originality/valueThis study contributes to the body of knowledge by offering a fresh and in-depth perspective to the issue of data challenges in developing markets and how the peculiar nature of the real estate market affects the nature of data challenges. The qualitative approach adopted in this study allowed for a deep enquiry into the phenomenon and resulted into an extended insight into the peculiar nature of data challenges in a typical developing property market.

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Science Teachers’ Perceptions of Integration of M-Learning into Class Instructions in Kwara State, Nigeria

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

A Study on the Antecedents of Travel Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Mobile Social Media Based on the Perspective of Self-Determination Theory

A Study on the Antecedents of Travel Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Mobile Social Media Based on the Perspective of Self-Determination Theory

A Conceptual Study of Skari Web Application in Accepting Ar-Rahnu among Micro, Small, and Medium Entrepreneurs

Another look at data challenges in property valuation practice: a case of Lagos property market

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