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. 2022 May 31;34(2):107–119. doi: 10.3946/kjme.2022.223
Construct Item Measure Pertinent literature
Content C1 Sufficiency DeLone & McLean [18] (2003)
C2 Conciseness Al-Fraihat et al. [1] (2020)
C3 Up-to-date content Ozkan & Koseler [12] (2009)
C4 Content design Roca et al. [20] (2006)
C5 Meeting diverse learning style Holsapple & Lee-Post [19] (2006)
Mohammadi [4] (2015)
Cidral et al. [10] (2018)
System S1 Ease of use Al-Fraihat et al. [1] (2020)
S2 Ease of learning Holsapple & Lee-Post [19] (2006)
S3 System features Ozkan & Koseler [12] (2009)
S4 System reliability Sun et al. [11] (2008)
S5 Providing guidance Roca et al. [20] (2006)
S6 Staff availability Mohammadi [4] (2015)
Cidral et al. [10] (2018)
Learner L1 Learner attitude Al-Fraihat et al. [1] (2020)
L2 Previous e-learning experience Sun et al. [11] (2008)
L3 Self-efficiency Ozkan & Koseler [12] (2009)
Kuo et al. [5] (2014)
Navimipour & Zareie [31] (2015)
Instructor I1 Instructor enthusiasm Al-Fraihat et al. [1] (2020)
I2 Instructor attitude Sun et al. [11] (2008)
I3 Teaching skills Ozkan & Koseler [12] (2009)
I4 Control over the e-class Eom & Ashill [23] (2018)
Interaction IN1 Learner-system interaction Wu et al. [13] (2010)
IN2 Learner-system interaction Kuo et al. [5] (2014)
IN3 Learner-instructor interaction Alqurashi [9] (2019)
IN4 Learner-instructor interaction Cheng [14] (2013)
IN5 Learner-learner interaction Eom & Ashill [23] (2018)
IN6 Learner-content interaction Urbach and Ahlemann [25] (2010)
Satisfaction SA1 Satisfaction with overall performance Al-Fraihat et al. [1] (2020)
SA2 Meeting educational needs Cidral et al. [10] (2018)
SA3 Satisfaction with learning experience Ozkan & Koseler [12] (2009)
SA4 Effective learning tool and improve learning process Holsapple & Lee-Post [19] (2006)
Sun et al. [11] (2008)