Gender differences in usage of mobile technologies
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examine differences and trends in computer and Internet usage in the two countries. Controlling for socioeconomic characteristics, our results indi-cate that there were significant gender differences in computer and Internet usage in both countries during the mid-1990s. By 2001 these gender differ-
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for academic purposes and following specific agenda. Significant differences were found between genders in all of the purposes mentioned. While the difference on making new contacts was in favor of males, the differences on the other three user purposes were in favor of females. Keywords: Social networks, Facebook, gender differences, usage ...
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mobile phone can be fully incorporated into the instructional process in order to enhance learner engagement. Keywords: M-learning, mobile phone use, classroom teaching, higher education, mobile technology. INTRODUCTION According to Cavus (2011), the brisk advancement of new technologies makes change in the educational practice inevitably.
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provide a discussion of the advantages of mobile technologies in facilitating lifelong learning (LLL). All these advantages make the investigation of the determinants of mobile technology adoption critical. One such determinant may be gender. Gender differences in the adoption of technology have been studied in literature, producing mixed results.
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er’s behavioral intention to use new technologies. Moderators are factors, which control the influence of the key factors (Figure 2). The definitions of the constructs are given in Table 1. 3. Gender Differences with Respect to Usage of ICT Applications 3.1. Information Technology
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nology usage and intention to use technology from the gender perspective. It has been observed from the review that in few contexts, gender plays a significant role in determining the intention
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the type of jobs held may lead to differences in computer usage across genders. For example, gender differences in the fraction of workers employed in nonstandard jobs may contribute to gender differences in IT use if workers in nonstandard jobs are less likely to use computers. Cross-country differences in the types of positions held may lead ...
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accessing the mobile Internet. Over the last decade, donors, industry groups and businesses alike have realized the importance of understanding differences in access to information and communication technologies (ICTs) between women and men, as well as variations in usage patterns and desired value-added services. The growing
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82 there is uncertainty regarding the role of mobile technology and the extent to which it mediates 83 gender differences in physical activity. Research has shown gender differences in the use of 84 mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets (Baron & Campbell, 2012). For example,
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Education and Information Technologies (2022) 27:4225–4258 /Published online: 21 October 2021. 1 3 ... many studies have shown a gender imbalance in ICT usage and skill development. A signicant number of students (particularly ... mobile and ubiquitous learning in higher education settings (Pimmer et al., 2016); to encourage self-directed ...
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concerning the mobile phone, technologies and road safety were addressed to everyone, whereas the others were only answered if the respondent was a user of the system under evaluation (e.g. cruise control or speed limiter). In this article, only the Portuguese data about the mobile phone usage were considered. Briefly, the internet survey first
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The first objective of this study is to determine if there are significant gender differences in ICT usage among ... affiliation reported males to be more likely to use computer technologies (Mahmood, 2009). The same bias ... hardware, software, mobile and internet usage, and e-learning were of interest, two studies reported a female dominance ...
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mobile phone can be fully incorporated into the instructional process in order to enhance learner engagement. Keywords: M-learning, mobile phone use, classroom teaching, higher education, mobile technology. INTRODUCTION According to Cavus (2011), the brisk advancement of new technologies makes change in the educational practice inevitably.
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* Gender differences exist in the ways that women and men learn to use, and use, technologies. * Gender differences exist in attitudes and anxieties about technology, differences that result from culture and personal experience. * Little if any evidence supports the existence of gender differences in attitudes toward technologies.
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28 Gender differences in how technology is used to facilitate physical activity engagement was 29 examined. 578 adults completed a survey assessing gender, mobile device usage, stages of 30 change in physical activity based on the transtheoretical model of behaviour change (TTM) and
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indicate that gender and education level are significant moderating factors while internet usage experience does not register as significant. The results of this research suggest the necessity to take cultural background and disposition into consideration for the UTAUT. Keywords: Mobile Technology, Adoption, UTAUT, Chinese Consumer. 1. Introduction
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2.2 Gender differences with mobile devices ... processing of information and usage of information technologies such mobile phones, computers, advertising, and the internet (Goh and Sun 2014). ...
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hind gender inequalities on the acceptance of new technologies would help in overall development of technol o- gies. Various theoretical models have been established to study the behavioral ...
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1. Mobile phones and gender roles In contrast to the computer and the Internet where gender-related differences in usage are still per-vasive, the cell phone is usually described as a highly egalitarian technology that has been adopted similarly by both genders (as well as by populations differing in age, income, education and ethnic origin).
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