Table 1.
Latent factors and survey items.
| Constructs | Items | Statement | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continuance intention (CI) | CI1 | I will continue to use blended learning. | Venkatesh et al. (2003) |
| CI2 | I intend to continue using blended learning in the future. | ||
| CI3 | I would recommend blended learning to others. | ||
| Perceived integration (PI) | PI1 | The integration of online resources with offline classroom content facilitates comprehensive knowledge acquisition and understanding. | Yu et al. (2023) |
| PI2 | Online learning activities complement offline classroom discussions and practical sessions, enhancing my learning experience. | ||
| PI3 | Blended learning expands my learning space and time beyond the confines of the classroom. | ||
| Content satisfaction (CS) | CS1 | Blended learning platform offers a diverse range of learning materials. | Katz et al. (1974) |
| CS2 | Blended learning meets my individual learning needs. | ||
| CS3 | High-quality resources on the blended learning platform significantly promote a thorough understanding of the course content. | ||
| CS4 | The platform’s additional resources are beneficial for my studies and reference. | ||
| Social satisfaction (SS) | SS1 | Blended learning is conducive to self-improvement. | Katz et al. (1974) |
| SS2 | Online activities such as discussions and group assignments help me build a learning community. | ||
| SS3 | Blended learning enhances collaborative abilities among students. | ||
| Process satisfaction (PS) | PS1 | I am willing to engage in various interactions within the blended learning environment, including those between students, teachers, and the platform. | Katz et al. (1974) |
| PS2 | Using blended learning is an enjoyable experience that often leaves me feeling excited and comfortable. | ||
| PS3 | Blended learning improves my learning skills and efficiency, particularly in acquiring and utilizing information. | ||
| PS4 | Blended learning increases my level of engagement and enthusiasm for learning. | ||
| System functionality overload (SFO) | SFO1 | The complexity of the blended learning platform and software hinders my learning progress. | Karr-Wisniewski and Lu (2010), Yu et al. (2023) |
| SFO2 | Mastering all features of the blended learning platform is challenging, causing inconvenience in usage. | ||
| SFO3 | I feel the need to reduce time spent on the blended learning platform to avoid feeling overwhelmed. | ||
| Information overload (IO) | IO1 | It is difficult for me to filter key learning content from the vast amount of information on the platform. | Misra and Stokols (2012) |
| IO2 | The volume of learning tasks and information on the platform distracts me from focused learning. | ||
| IO3 | Feeling overwhelmed by the need to learn independently on the platform. | ||
| IO4 | Only a small portion of the platform’s resources align with my interests. | ||
| Social overload (SO) | SO1 | Social interactions such as discussions and peer reviews on the platform consume a significant amount of my learning time. | Maier et al. (2015) |
| SO2 | To enhance learning efficiency, I feel the need to reduce my participation in social activities on the blended learning platform. | ||
| SO3 | Focusing on peers’ learning statuses or issues takes up too much energy, affecting my own learning tasks. |