Machine Translation Literacy and Intention Predict Perceived Learning Performance in Students
A survey of 973 university students found that machine translation literacy and intention were positively associated with perceived learning performance.
A survey of 973 university students found that machine translation literacy and intention were positively associated with perceived learning performance.
A cross-sectional investigation conducted among 350 undergraduate students at a public university in Ghana reveals that perceived usefulness and ease ...
A paired survey of 200 Chinese apparel manufacturing firms finds that employees' behavioural intentions significantly mediate the links between peer ...
Researchers propose a five-dimensional institutional framework—covering readiness, pedagogy, resistance, governance, and monitoring—to guide ChatGPT integration in higher education.
A survey of 235 staff at Tanzanian public water utilities finds that perceived ease of use of the MAJI Information ...
A UK pilot study finds medical students and faculty are quietly adopting generative AI but lack the confidence, training and ...
Walk into a modern smart hospital ward and you will find a curious piece of technology bolted beside nearly every ...
A dual-stage PLS-SEM and neural network study of 291 Chinese university students finds that generative AI use significantly boosts innovative ...
A six-study research collection reveals how trust, anxiety, culture, and overload determine whether digital health innovations are embraced or rejected ...
A quasi-experimental study in Taiwan found that hospitality students taught in a Gather.Town metaverse environment achieved significantly higher learning outcomes ...
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