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Research on the Mobile Learning Adoption of College Students Based on TTF and UTAUT

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Based on TTF and UTAUT, the adoption model of mobile learning is proposed by adding three external variables of learning situation, resource optimization and perceived cost. Based on the model assumption, a questionnaire is designed to study the adoption behavior of mobile learning among college students. The results show that task characteristics have a positive impact on college students' perceived task technology fit, and then affect users' adoption intention. Resource optimization, social impact, perceived cost, performance expectations, and task technology fit significantly affect users 'mobile learning adoption intentions. Among them, resource optimization has the strongest impact on college students' mobile learning adoption intentions. No significant effect of learning context on mobile learning of college students was found in this study.

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      ICDEL '20: Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Distance Education and Learning
      May 2020
      187 pages
      ISBN:9781450377546
      DOI:10.1145/3402569

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