Table 1.
Items of the extended TAM model and their sources.
Items | Source |
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Internet anxiety | |
I get confused when working with the internet | Calisir et al. (2014) and Sánchez-Prieto et al. (2017) |
I get anxious when I think about taking an online course | |
I get nervous when I am asked to participate in online discussions | |
I’m worried about enrolling in online courses | |
I avoid working on the internet | |
I get anxious when I need to use online resources | |
I get nervous about getting lost in virtual space | |
Intention | |
I plan to take virtual classroom systems courses in the future if held at the university | Tao et al. (2019), Park (2009) and Davis (1989) |
I intend to be an active user in an online-learning system | |
I recommend that some courses be held virtually after COVID-19 | |
Internet self-efficacy | |
How confident are you about your ability in each of the following? | Kuo (2010) and Kuo et al. (2014) |
Troubleshooting Internet hardware | |
Learning advanced skills in an online course | |
Creating an online chat group if needed | |
Understanding Internet hardware terms/words | |
Attitude | |
I think it was a good idea to attend the online classes | Sivo et al. (2018), Calisir et al. (2014), Park (2009) and Davis (1989) |
Output quality | |
The scientific quality of the online classes was the same as the face-to-face classes I had | Eom et al. (2006) |
I learned as much from online classes as I did from the face-to-face version of the course | |
The quality of the learning experience in online classes is better than in-class classes | |
PEOU (PEOU) | |
It was easy for me to learn how to use online classes | Sivo et al. (2018), Calisir et al. (2014), Tao et al. (2019), Park (2009), Davis (1989) and Pal and Vanijja (2020) |
I think the process of using online classroom systems is clear and understandable | |
Acquiring skills using online classroom systems is easy for me | |
PU (PU) | |
Online classes provided me with a valuable learning experience | Davis (1989) and Pal and Vanijja (2020) |
Online classes minimize inequalities in education | |
Assessing the success of online classes is a somewhat objective exercise |