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2011_09_DHSS - The Impact Of Student Expectations And Tutor Acceptance On Computer-Based Learning Environment Acceptance And Future Usage Intentions

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12/05/2012

Abstract: Computer-based tutoring systems should be designed to meet/exceed learners’ expectations and maximize learners’ technology acceptance to increase their satisfaction and future system usage intentions. Pedagogical Agents (PAs) are commonly incorporated into an Intelligent Tutoring System (ITS) to increase learners’ satisfaction; however, empirical evidence on
the impact of PAs on learner acceptance is limited. Additionally, few ITS researchers seek to understand learners’ expectations and acceptance of both the agent and learning environment. This paper presents the results of a study that evaluates the relationships between learner expectations and acceptance of a PA and learning environment both before and after learners’ system interactions.

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DHSS2011_Holden_Goldberg_Impact of Student Expectations and Tutor Acceptance_1.pdf (194 KB) Brawner, Keith, 12/05/2012 09:36 AM [D/L : 551]

2011_9_7_DHSS Holden Presentation.pdf (1.48 MB) Connor, Janice, 04/04/2013 04:24 PM [D/L : 641]