Browsing by Author "Mohammed Amin Almaiah"

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    Empirical investigation to explore factors that achieve high quality of mobile learning system based on students’ perspectives
    ("Engineering Science and Technology, an International Journal", 2016-04-13) Mohammed Amin Almaiah; Masita @ Masila Abdul Jalil; Mustafa Man
    This study presents three frameworks for mobile learning system based on quality factors derived from the updated DeLone and McLean information system success model. This study used the questionnaire as a quantitative method to explore quality factors for mobile learning system based on perspectives of 392 students. This study opens future work for using the identified quality factors as guidelines for researchers and designers to design and develop mobile learning applications.
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    Preliminary Study For Exploring The Major Problems And Activities Of Mobile Learning System: A Case Study Of Jordan
    (Journal of Theoretical and Applied Information Technology, 2016) Mohammed Amin Almaiah; Masita Abdul Jalil; Mustafa Man
    Acceptance of new system or technology has been become a prior step for a successful implementation of any system. Previous studies revealed that the acceptance of mobile learning system among students in Jordan is still very low. Few studies have investigated what the actual challenges influencing acceptance of mobile learning system in Jordanian universities. The current study investigates the main challenges that impede acceptance of mobile learning in Jordanian universities. This study also determines the activities and services of mobile learning system based on potential needs of students. In this study, we employed the questionnaire and interview approaches, targeting students from five universities across Jordan. This paper presents two portions of the findings; qualitative findings identified four main challenges that include the quality of services, availability of learning content, design and technical issues and students' requirements. In contrast, quantitative findings presented the most important services that students would like to perform on mobile learning system.