Investigating the adoption intention of gamification apps on mobile services

Tony, Cheng Kui Huang; Chen, Shin Horng; Lee, Ya Wen

doi:10.1504/ijmc.2020.107105

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“…Both PU and PEOU influence their intention to use the application hence Hypotheses 1 and 2 are supported. This is consistent with findings from Tony et al, in which users tend to choose to adopt applications with gamification more because it gives them benefits in their tasks and is convenient to use [20].…”

Section: E) Effect Of Perceived Ease Of Use On Perceived Usefulnesssupporting

confidence: 92%

“…Perceived ease of use (PEOU) indirectly causes the application to feel useful. This is consistent with findings from Tony et al [20], in their gamified application adoption study, in which perceived ease of use (PEOU) significantly affects perceived usefulness (PU) [20] hence Hypothesis 3 in this research is supported.…”

Section: E) Effect Of Perceived Ease Of Use On Perceived Usefulnesssupporting

confidence: 92%

“…From the results, it is evident that PU has the most influence on the behavioral intention to use the application whereas PEOU significantly affects the behavioral intention to use the application (BI). Therefore, PU gives more leverage to use the application than PEOU, consistent with the findings of Tony et al [20]. It is shown that as many as 11 percent of participants (n=2) who wanted to use the application felt that it was a hassle and added new activities but still wanted to use it because it benefits them.…”

Section: E) Effect Of Perceived Ease Of Use On Perceived Usefulnesssupporting

confidence: 85%

“…PU is the degree to which a person feels information technology will help improve his job performance, and PEOU is the degree to which a person thinks information technology provides convenience and does not require much effort. Meanwhile, BI is a person's intention to apply particular information technology [20]. The following are hypotheses to evaluate the acceptability of the developed FLW application.…”

Section: Analysis Of System Acceptancementioning

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Usage of Gamification and Mobile Application to Reduce Food Loss and Waste: A Case Study of Indonesia

Venessa

Aripradono

2023

Journal-ISI

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Food loss and waste (FLW) are major global issues, and Indonesia has been identified as the world's second-largest contributor to this problem. Bappenas research indicates that FLW in Indonesia, particularly food waste, is increasing annually, with the household sector being the primary source. In response, we developed a gamification mobile application for FLW, drawing on a case study from Cechetti et al. to encourage households to reduce food waste. We tested the application's acceptance using the modified TAM model and analyzed the data using content analysis. Our findings provide insights into the potential of gamification to address FLW in Indonesia and contribute to environmental sustainability.

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Section: E) Effect Of Perceived Ease Of Use On Perceived Usefulnesssupporting

confidence: 92%

Section: E) Effect Of Perceived Ease Of Use On Perceived Usefulnesssupporting

confidence: 92%

Section: E) Effect Of Perceived Ease Of Use On Perceived Usefulnesssupporting

confidence: 85%

Section: Analysis Of System Acceptancementioning

confidence: 99%

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Usage of Gamification and Mobile Application to Reduce Food Loss and Waste: A Case Study of Indonesia

Venessa

Aripradono

2023

Journal-ISI

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“…In this respect, call detail records (CDRs) [2], Global Positioning System (GPS)/global navigation satellite system (GNSS) data [3], and cellular signals [4] are the most researched types of mobile data. e utilization of smartphone apps addresses the interface design [5], user adoption [6], and behavioral outcome [7], such as a mode switch and user response to real-time information, within the transport system.…”

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Mobile Technology and Studies on Transport Behavior: A Literature Analysis, Integrated Research Model, and Future Research Agenda

Sun

Liu

Zhang

2021

Mobile Information Systems

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The prevalence of mobile technology has been significant in transport research. Despite a growing application spectrum of smartphone uses and interests in mobility inference, little effort has been put into discussing theories, models, and research topics based on a systematic study of scholarly sources rooted in the interdisciplinary area of mobile technology and transport. Therefore, a timely and comprehensive synthesis of the current state of research is deemed to be required. A literature analysis, following PRISMA guidelines, aims to identify the successful development and implementation of the mobile technology that can be employed for behavior studies in transport. A review of the Web of Science Core Collections, JSTOR and SAGE databases, is performed. A rigorous screening process is used to collect key articles to construct the general image of existing knowledge. In addition, this study suggests an integrated research model to summarize how previous studies attain behavioral outcomes and a research agenda to identify unresolved research questions that future research can address. Two hundred fourty-eight papers meet the inclusion criteria. This study demonstrates that mobile technology is helpful for a better understanding of the various types of transport behaviors. They can be categorized according to their system designs and research topics: (1) Smartphone apps in sustainable transport and travel planning were studied in a remarkable collection of articles. (2) As individual’s mobility was under question, cellular signaling data were prominent for the formulation of analytical models. (3) CDRs, WiFi, and GPS data have increasingly been used, but the share of the modeling techniques for all mobile information systems has remained low. It shows that system designers could supply more desirable and appealing features in most areas. However, applications for the movement of goods are limited, although freighting has moved toward digitalization.

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Gamification and e-learning for young learners: A systematic literature review, bibliometric analysis, and future research agenda

Behl

Jayawardena

Pereira

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Technological Forecasting and Social Change

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Investigating the adoption intention of gamification apps on mobile services

Cited by 5 publications

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Usage of Gamification and Mobile Application to Reduce Food Loss and Waste: A Case Study of Indonesia

Usage of Gamification and Mobile Application to Reduce Food Loss and Waste: A Case Study of Indonesia

Mobile Technology and Studies on Transport Behavior: A Literature Analysis, Integrated Research Model, and Future Research Agenda

Gamification and e-learning for young learners: A systematic literature review, bibliometric analysis, and future research agenda

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