DeLone & McLean success model as a descriptive tool in evaluating the use of a virtual learning environment
Conboy, Kieran Golden, William Acton, Thomas Halonen, Raija
Conboy, Kieran
Golden, William
Acton, Thomas
Halonen, Raija
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2009
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Halonen R, Acton T, Golden W, Conboy K. (26-28 April, 2009) "DeLone & McLean success model as a descriptive tool in evaluating the use of a virtual learning environment". Paper presented at International Conference on Organizational Learning, Knowledge and Capabilities (OLKC 2009), Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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This paper contributes the discussion about applying DeLone & McLean success model. Since its introduction in 1992, the model has been widely used and evaluated. In this paper the model is used as a descriptive tool in evaluating a virtual learning environment. The study relies on prior research and does not question the measures. Instead, the model contributes the evaluation and describes the virtual environment. Contrary to earlier use of the success model in virtual learning systems, this study focuses on degree-level studies. The paper shows that the model can be used as a descriptive tool because the six dimensions offer possibilities to explore and describe the environment from several approaches.
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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Ireland