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Beyond initial perceptions: A quasi-experimental study of how hands-on training shapes teachers' mobile learning acceptance
This quasi-experimental study examines the transition from acceptance before use to acceptance after use of mobile learning technology among teachers and evaluates the role of training in facilitating this transition. Using the Technology Acceptance Model framework, it explores how hands-on experien
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