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Monitoring Mouse Behavior in e-learning Activities to Diagnose Students' Acceptance Items of Perceived Usefulness and Ease of Use
2020
The European Educational Researcher
This study investigates students' mouse behavior during their interaction with a web-based experiential learning environment for Computer Science courses. The research focuses on the detection of correlations between the monitored mouse metrics and students' technology acceptance items of perceived usefulness and ease of use. Findings reveal several significant correlations; in particular, metrics of mouse clicks and hovers can be associated with students' perceived ease use and perceived
doi:10.31757/euer.312
fatcat:33jvwdqp7jembf5nvgx42ridga