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UNIVERSITI PENDIDIKAN SULTAN IDRIS
PEMBELAJARAN BERASASKAN ELEKTRONIK DAN WEB
(Electronic and Web-based Learning)
KPT6044
Tugasan 1: Jurnal

DISEDIAKAN OLEH :
NAMA : NORAZHAR BIN YUSOFF
NO KP : 880404086663
NO. MATRIK : M20121000534

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AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE ROLE OF ENJOYMENT, COMPUTER
ANXIETY, COMPUTER SELF-EFFICACY AND INTERNET EXPERIENCE IN
INFLUENCING THE STUDENTS' INTENTION TO USE E-LEARNING: A CASE
STUDY
FROM SAUDI ARABIAN GOVERNMENTAL UNIVERSITIES
Abdulhameed Rakan ALENEZI
Aljouf University- Saudi Arabia
a.alenezi@hotmail.com
Abdul Malek ABDUL KARIM
Universiti Utara Malaysia
Arsaythamby VELOO
Universiti Utara Malaysia

ABSTRACT
E-learning as an effective educational tool has been integrated into many offered courses
provided by higher education institutions. Throughout eliminating the barriers of time and
distance, students' lifelong learning can be achieved. Due to a broad global attention given to eLearning, various studies had been conducted by academe, different organizations as well as the
government of various nations (Rosenberg, 2001). Saudi Arabian universities are among those
universal universities that implement E-learning system. However, recent research indicated that
majority of students in Saudi's universities are still unwilling to use online system. Therefore,
many factors need to be determined in order to enhance the students' intention to use E-learning
tools and participate effectively in their courses using the accessible electronic channels. The
current study has extended Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to investigate the role of
Enjoyment, computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Internet experience in influencing the
students' intention to use E-learning in Saudi's universities. 402 governmental universities'
students were participated to test the proposed hypotheses and to determine weather the proposed
variables have an effect on the students' intention to use E-learning system. The results of
stepwise regression indicated that computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Enjoyment were
significantly influence the students' intention to use E-learning while the Internet experience was
insignificantly influence them. Furthermore, the importance of Attitude in mediating the

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relationship between perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use and the students' behavioral
intention was confirmed.
Hypotheses Testing
Three analysis techniques were used in order to testing the proposed hypotheses. Stepwise
regression analysis was performed in order to investigate the variables' influence on the students'
behavioral intention to use e-learning. Moreover, hierarchical regression analysis and Baron and
Kenny criteria in order to test the mediation affect of the students' attitude towards using Elearning. The finial technique used was product-moment correlation analysis in order to test the
relationship between perceived usefulness with perceived ease of use and behavioral intention to
use Elearning. Before testing the proposed hypotheses, several assumptions were met mainly
normality, linearity, homoscedasticity and independence of errors terms, multicollinearity and
multivariate outliers (Hair et al 1998; 2006; Pallant 2001; Coakes & steed 2003). To examine the
hypothesized statement (H01- H04), stepwise regression analysis was performed.

H05: Attitude towards using E-learning does not mediate the relationship between
perceived usefulness and behavioral intention to use E-learning.

H06: Attitude towards using E-learning does not mediate the relationship between
perceived ease of use and behavioral intention to use E-learning.

H07: There is no relationship between perceived usefulness and perceived Ease of use
H08: There is no relationship between perceived usefulness and behavioral intention to use
E-learning.

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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Instrumentation Development
The questionnaire was consisted of 37 Items in order to measure the proposed research model
variables. The measurement was adapted from prior research (Suh, C & Lee, T, 2007; Saade,
Tan, &Nebebe, 2008; Saade, & Kira, 2006; Pituch,& Lee ,2006). Pilot study was conducted in
order to develop the measurements adapted scales. Moreover, the pilot study was performed in
order to detect the internal consistency and reliability of utlised questionnaire. The questionnaire
was distributed to 50 students from Al-Jouf University in session one 2009/2010. The returned
and usable questionnaires were 48 and two questionnaires were excluded from the analysis due
to massive unanswered questions. The analysis of internal consistency was obtained from the
interval scale items only. Overall, the pilot study data revealed acceptable high alpha reliability
coefficient of all items. Therefore, all items were retained for the main study. Thus, the
questionnaire can be distributed to the targeted sample.
Sample and Data Collection
The current research aimed in investigating empirically the role of Enjoyment, Computer
anxiety, Computer selfefficacy and Internet experience in influencing the students' intention to
use E-learning 480 questionnaires were distributed to the students at five universities in Saudi
Arabia. The usable response rate was 85 % with 408 undergraduate students from five different
governmental universities.
DATA ANALYSIS AND FINDINGS
Factor and Reliability Analysis
Construct validity and reliability analysis were examined to ensure that the obtained responses
are valid and reliable for further analysis. Exploratory factor analysis (EFA) represented by
principal components analysis (PCA) with Varimax rotation were performed. All required
criterion were achieved. Kaiser-Guttman criterion was applied regarding to the number of factors
to be extracted which is only factors with an eigenvalues equal or greater than one can be
extracted (Guttman 1954; Kaiser & Dickman 1959). The items with only loading 0.300 or
greater were consider as acceptable (Hair et al., 1998). The factor analysis has individually
performed of each following scales because the ratio of five subjects per item (5:10) suggested
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by Coakes and steed (2003) and the ratio of ten subjects per item (1:10) to run a single factor
analysis were not achieved (Hair et al., 1998). Therefore, the factor analysis has performed
separately.
The Behavioral Intention (BI) KMO was 0.761 which consider acceptable (> 0.500) and
Bartlett's test of sphericity was significant (p<0.000). The mentioned values were indicated that
the appropriateness of conducted factor analysis for Elearning intention variables. Results from
Varimax rotated analysis indicated that Behavioral Intention (BI) accounted 61.020% of the total
variance explained with an eigenvalues of 2.441 (>1).Factor loading for the BI items ranged
from 0.736 to 0.802. Therefore, the results provide initial support for Behavioral Intention (BI) to
measure the students' intention to use E-learning. All other TAM's variables were acceptable
based on above criteria.
Overall, the factor analyses of Enjoyment, Computer anxiety, Computer self-efficacy and
Internet experience were acceptable. Therefore, the construct validity was achieved. The
Cronbach’s alpha coefficient (α) was performed in order to assess the internal consistency. It was
ranged from 0.70 to 0.82 which considered acceptable because many researchers believed that
the ideal Cronbach’s alpha coefficient should be above 0.70 (Pallant 2001; Hair et al. 2006).

DISCUSSION AND IMPLICATIONS
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E-learning as an effective educational tool has been integrated into many offered courses
provided by higher education institutions. Throughout eliminating the barriers of time and
distance, students' lifelong learning can be achieved. Due to a broad global attention given to eLearning, various studies had been conducted by academe, different organizations as well as the
government of various nations (Rosenberg, 2001). Saudi Arabian universities are among those
universal universities that implement E-learning system. However, recent research indicated that
majority of students in Saudi's universities are still unwilling to use online system. Therefore,
many factors need to be determined in order to enhance the students' intention to use E-learning
tools and participate effectively in their courses using the accessible electronic channels. The
current study has extended Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to investigate the role of
Enjoyment, computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Internet experience in influencing the
students' intention to use E-learning in Saudi's universities. 402 governmental universities'
students were participated to test the proposed hypotheses and to determine weather the proposed
variables have an effect on the students' intention to use E-learning system. The results of
stepwise regression indicated that computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Enjoyment were
significantly influence the students' intention to use E-learning while the Internet experience was
insignificantly influence them.
Furthermore, the importance of Attitude in mediating the relationship between perceived
usefulness, perceived ease of use and the students' behavioral intention was confirmed.
In conclusion, the practical contribution can be summarised in increasing the level of students'
intention and participation to use E-learning system in higher education environment. The
theoretical contribution can be observed in extended TAM model and testing its validity as well
as applicability in Saudi higher education context. The proposed variables were tested as external
independents variables not as antecedents. Future research need to investigate further variables in
the area of E-learning acceptance particularly the physiological related variables.

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E-learning as an effective educational tool has been integrated into many offered courses
provided by higher education institutions. Throughout eliminating the barriers of time and
distance, students' lifelong learning can be achieved. Due to a broad global attention given to eLearning, various studies had been conducted by academe, different organizations as well as the
government of various nations (Rosenberg, 2001). Saudi Arabian universities are among those
universal universities that implement E-learning system. However, recent research indicated that
majority of students in Saudi's universities are still unwilling to use online system. Therefore,
many factors need to be determined in order to enhance the students' intention to use E-learning
tools and participate effectively in their courses using the accessible electronic channels. The
current study has extended Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to investigate the role of
Enjoyment, computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Internet experience in influencing the
students' intention to use E-learning in Saudi's universities. 402 governmental universities'
students were participated to test the proposed hypotheses and to determine weather the proposed
variables have an effect on the students' intention to use E-learning system. The results of
stepwise regression indicated that computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Enjoyment were
significantly influence the students' intention to use E-learning while the Internet experience was
insignificantly influence them.
Furthermore, the importance of Attitude in mediating the relationship between perceived
usefulness, perceived ease of use and the students' behavioral intention was confirmed.
In conclusion, the practical contribution can be summarised in increasing the level of students'
intention and participation to use E-learning system in higher education environment. The
theoretical contribution can be observed in extended TAM model and testing its validity as well
as applicability in Saudi higher education context. The proposed variables were tested as external
independents variables not as antecedents. Future research need to investigate further variables in
the area of E-learning acceptance particularly the physiological related variables.

6

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Tugasan 1

  • 1. UNIVERSITI PENDIDIKAN SULTAN IDRIS PEMBELAJARAN BERASASKAN ELEKTRONIK DAN WEB (Electronic and Web-based Learning) KPT6044 Tugasan 1: Jurnal DISEDIAKAN OLEH : NAMA : NORAZHAR BIN YUSOFF NO KP : 880404086663 NO. MATRIK : M20121000534 1
  • 2. AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION INTO THE ROLE OF ENJOYMENT, COMPUTER ANXIETY, COMPUTER SELF-EFFICACY AND INTERNET EXPERIENCE IN INFLUENCING THE STUDENTS' INTENTION TO USE E-LEARNING: A CASE STUDY FROM SAUDI ARABIAN GOVERNMENTAL UNIVERSITIES Abdulhameed Rakan ALENEZI Aljouf University- Saudi Arabia a.alenezi@hotmail.com Abdul Malek ABDUL KARIM Universiti Utara Malaysia Arsaythamby VELOO Universiti Utara Malaysia ABSTRACT E-learning as an effective educational tool has been integrated into many offered courses provided by higher education institutions. Throughout eliminating the barriers of time and distance, students' lifelong learning can be achieved. Due to a broad global attention given to eLearning, various studies had been conducted by academe, different organizations as well as the government of various nations (Rosenberg, 2001). Saudi Arabian universities are among those universal universities that implement E-learning system. However, recent research indicated that majority of students in Saudi's universities are still unwilling to use online system. Therefore, many factors need to be determined in order to enhance the students' intention to use E-learning tools and participate effectively in their courses using the accessible electronic channels. The current study has extended Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to investigate the role of Enjoyment, computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Internet experience in influencing the students' intention to use E-learning in Saudi's universities. 402 governmental universities' students were participated to test the proposed hypotheses and to determine weather the proposed variables have an effect on the students' intention to use E-learning system. The results of stepwise regression indicated that computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Enjoyment were significantly influence the students' intention to use E-learning while the Internet experience was insignificantly influence them. Furthermore, the importance of Attitude in mediating the 2
  • 3. relationship between perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use and the students' behavioral intention was confirmed. Hypotheses Testing Three analysis techniques were used in order to testing the proposed hypotheses. Stepwise regression analysis was performed in order to investigate the variables' influence on the students' behavioral intention to use e-learning. Moreover, hierarchical regression analysis and Baron and Kenny criteria in order to test the mediation affect of the students' attitude towards using Elearning. The finial technique used was product-moment correlation analysis in order to test the relationship between perceived usefulness with perceived ease of use and behavioral intention to use Elearning. Before testing the proposed hypotheses, several assumptions were met mainly normality, linearity, homoscedasticity and independence of errors terms, multicollinearity and multivariate outliers (Hair et al 1998; 2006; Pallant 2001; Coakes & steed 2003). To examine the hypothesized statement (H01- H04), stepwise regression analysis was performed. H05: Attitude towards using E-learning does not mediate the relationship between perceived usefulness and behavioral intention to use E-learning. H06: Attitude towards using E-learning does not mediate the relationship between perceived ease of use and behavioral intention to use E-learning. H07: There is no relationship between perceived usefulness and perceived Ease of use H08: There is no relationship between perceived usefulness and behavioral intention to use E-learning. 3
  • 4. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Instrumentation Development The questionnaire was consisted of 37 Items in order to measure the proposed research model variables. The measurement was adapted from prior research (Suh, C & Lee, T, 2007; Saade, Tan, &Nebebe, 2008; Saade, & Kira, 2006; Pituch,& Lee ,2006). Pilot study was conducted in order to develop the measurements adapted scales. Moreover, the pilot study was performed in order to detect the internal consistency and reliability of utlised questionnaire. The questionnaire was distributed to 50 students from Al-Jouf University in session one 2009/2010. The returned and usable questionnaires were 48 and two questionnaires were excluded from the analysis due to massive unanswered questions. The analysis of internal consistency was obtained from the interval scale items only. Overall, the pilot study data revealed acceptable high alpha reliability coefficient of all items. Therefore, all items were retained for the main study. Thus, the questionnaire can be distributed to the targeted sample. Sample and Data Collection The current research aimed in investigating empirically the role of Enjoyment, Computer anxiety, Computer selfefficacy and Internet experience in influencing the students' intention to use E-learning 480 questionnaires were distributed to the students at five universities in Saudi Arabia. The usable response rate was 85 % with 408 undergraduate students from five different governmental universities. DATA ANALYSIS AND FINDINGS Factor and Reliability Analysis Construct validity and reliability analysis were examined to ensure that the obtained responses are valid and reliable for further analysis. Exploratory factor analysis (EFA) represented by principal components analysis (PCA) with Varimax rotation were performed. All required criterion were achieved. Kaiser-Guttman criterion was applied regarding to the number of factors to be extracted which is only factors with an eigenvalues equal or greater than one can be extracted (Guttman 1954; Kaiser & Dickman 1959). The items with only loading 0.300 or greater were consider as acceptable (Hair et al., 1998). The factor analysis has individually performed of each following scales because the ratio of five subjects per item (5:10) suggested 4
  • 5. by Coakes and steed (2003) and the ratio of ten subjects per item (1:10) to run a single factor analysis were not achieved (Hair et al., 1998). Therefore, the factor analysis has performed separately. The Behavioral Intention (BI) KMO was 0.761 which consider acceptable (> 0.500) and Bartlett's test of sphericity was significant (p<0.000). The mentioned values were indicated that the appropriateness of conducted factor analysis for Elearning intention variables. Results from Varimax rotated analysis indicated that Behavioral Intention (BI) accounted 61.020% of the total variance explained with an eigenvalues of 2.441 (>1).Factor loading for the BI items ranged from 0.736 to 0.802. Therefore, the results provide initial support for Behavioral Intention (BI) to measure the students' intention to use E-learning. All other TAM's variables were acceptable based on above criteria. Overall, the factor analyses of Enjoyment, Computer anxiety, Computer self-efficacy and Internet experience were acceptable. Therefore, the construct validity was achieved. The Cronbach’s alpha coefficient (α) was performed in order to assess the internal consistency. It was ranged from 0.70 to 0.82 which considered acceptable because many researchers believed that the ideal Cronbach’s alpha coefficient should be above 0.70 (Pallant 2001; Hair et al. 2006). DISCUSSION AND IMPLICATIONS 5
  • 6. E-learning as an effective educational tool has been integrated into many offered courses provided by higher education institutions. Throughout eliminating the barriers of time and distance, students' lifelong learning can be achieved. Due to a broad global attention given to eLearning, various studies had been conducted by academe, different organizations as well as the government of various nations (Rosenberg, 2001). Saudi Arabian universities are among those universal universities that implement E-learning system. However, recent research indicated that majority of students in Saudi's universities are still unwilling to use online system. Therefore, many factors need to be determined in order to enhance the students' intention to use E-learning tools and participate effectively in their courses using the accessible electronic channels. The current study has extended Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to investigate the role of Enjoyment, computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Internet experience in influencing the students' intention to use E-learning in Saudi's universities. 402 governmental universities' students were participated to test the proposed hypotheses and to determine weather the proposed variables have an effect on the students' intention to use E-learning system. The results of stepwise regression indicated that computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Enjoyment were significantly influence the students' intention to use E-learning while the Internet experience was insignificantly influence them. Furthermore, the importance of Attitude in mediating the relationship between perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use and the students' behavioral intention was confirmed. In conclusion, the practical contribution can be summarised in increasing the level of students' intention and participation to use E-learning system in higher education environment. The theoretical contribution can be observed in extended TAM model and testing its validity as well as applicability in Saudi higher education context. The proposed variables were tested as external independents variables not as antecedents. Future research need to investigate further variables in the area of E-learning acceptance particularly the physiological related variables. 6
  • 7. E-learning as an effective educational tool has been integrated into many offered courses provided by higher education institutions. Throughout eliminating the barriers of time and distance, students' lifelong learning can be achieved. Due to a broad global attention given to eLearning, various studies had been conducted by academe, different organizations as well as the government of various nations (Rosenberg, 2001). Saudi Arabian universities are among those universal universities that implement E-learning system. However, recent research indicated that majority of students in Saudi's universities are still unwilling to use online system. Therefore, many factors need to be determined in order to enhance the students' intention to use E-learning tools and participate effectively in their courses using the accessible electronic channels. The current study has extended Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to investigate the role of Enjoyment, computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Internet experience in influencing the students' intention to use E-learning in Saudi's universities. 402 governmental universities' students were participated to test the proposed hypotheses and to determine weather the proposed variables have an effect on the students' intention to use E-learning system. The results of stepwise regression indicated that computer anxiety, computer self-efficacy and Enjoyment were significantly influence the students' intention to use E-learning while the Internet experience was insignificantly influence them. Furthermore, the importance of Attitude in mediating the relationship between perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use and the students' behavioral intention was confirmed. In conclusion, the practical contribution can be summarised in increasing the level of students' intention and participation to use E-learning system in higher education environment. The theoretical contribution can be observed in extended TAM model and testing its validity as well as applicability in Saudi higher education context. The proposed variables were tested as external independents variables not as antecedents. Future research need to investigate further variables in the area of E-learning acceptance particularly the physiological related variables. 6