Feasibility study of e-assessment acceptance from teacher's perspective

Ubiquity of computers is prevalent. In every place and field they can be seen. In the field of education too they have become popular, though not up to the expected mark. Research shows that there are many issues blocking their full-on growth. Technology in education domain is mostly used in adminis...

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Main Author: Md. Athar, Imtiaz
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spelling my-utm-ep.484502017-08-02T03:34:12Z Feasibility study of e-assessment acceptance from teacher's perspective 2014 Md. Athar, Imtiaz LB Theory and practice of education Ubiquity of computers is prevalent. In every place and field they can be seen. In the field of education too they have become popular, though not up to the expected mark. Research shows that there are many issues blocking their full-on growth. Technology in education domain is mostly used in administrative purposes and e-learning. Though, the e-learning trend is still catching up with the administrative use in terms of number. An important part of the whole learning process is assessment. Surprising as it might seem, use of technology in assessment is very far off as compared to e-learning. This work encompasses the area of computer in assessment or e-assessment. Acceptance of a system is the first step towards use of it. In this study the acceptance of e-assessment has been studied. In this study teachers or lecturers at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia- Kuala Lumpur (UTM-KL) were the unit of analysis. What is it that promotes use of a particular system or technology? Why is it that some technologies become popular and some fade away? These and other related questions have been answered in this research work. 2014 Thesis http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/48450/ masters Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Computing Faculty of Computing
institution Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
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topic LB Theory and practice of education
spellingShingle LB Theory and practice of education
Md. Athar, Imtiaz
Feasibility study of e-assessment acceptance from teacher's perspective
description Ubiquity of computers is prevalent. In every place and field they can be seen. In the field of education too they have become popular, though not up to the expected mark. Research shows that there are many issues blocking their full-on growth. Technology in education domain is mostly used in administrative purposes and e-learning. Though, the e-learning trend is still catching up with the administrative use in terms of number. An important part of the whole learning process is assessment. Surprising as it might seem, use of technology in assessment is very far off as compared to e-learning. This work encompasses the area of computer in assessment or e-assessment. Acceptance of a system is the first step towards use of it. In this study the acceptance of e-assessment has been studied. In this study teachers or lecturers at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia- Kuala Lumpur (UTM-KL) were the unit of analysis. What is it that promotes use of a particular system or technology? Why is it that some technologies become popular and some fade away? These and other related questions have been answered in this research work.
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author Md. Athar, Imtiaz
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title Feasibility study of e-assessment acceptance from teacher's perspective
title_short Feasibility study of e-assessment acceptance from teacher's perspective
title_full Feasibility study of e-assessment acceptance from teacher's perspective
title_fullStr Feasibility study of e-assessment acceptance from teacher's perspective
title_full_unstemmed Feasibility study of e-assessment acceptance from teacher's perspective
title_sort feasibility study of e-assessment acceptance from teacher's perspective
granting_institution Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Faculty of Computing
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publishDate 2014
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