The Relationship of Learning Style and Training Method to End-User Computer Satisfaction and Computer Use: A Structural Equation Model

Three methods were used to train 450 Navy personnel in a new computer system: instruction, exploration, or behavior modeling. When learning style matched method, trainees were more successful and satisfied. Behavior modeling training was not influenced by learning style. This group had the highest s...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Office systems research journal 2000, Vol.18 (1), p.41
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