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Musa Adekunle Ayanwale, PhD
Musa Adekunle Ayanwale, PhD
National University of Lesotho, Lesotho.
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Teachers’ readiness and intention to teach artificial intelligence in schools
MA Ayanwale, IT Sanusi, OP Adelana, KD Aruleba, SS Oyelere
Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence 3, 100099, 2022
2822022
Investigating factors of students’ behavioral intentions to adopt chatbot technologies in higher education: Perspective from expanded diffusion theory of innovation
MA Ayanwale, M Ndlovu
Computers in Human Behavior Reports 14, 100396, 2024
642024
Modelling secondary school students' attitudes toward TVET subjects using social cognitive and planned behavior theories
MA Ayanwale, RR Molefi, N Matsie
Social Sciences & Humanities Open 8 (1), 100478, 2023
502023
Investigating pre-service teachers’ artificial intelligence perception from the perspective of planned behavior theory
IT Sanusi, MA Ayanwale, AE Tolorunleke
Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence 6, 100202, 2024
442024
Examining artificial intelligence literacy among pre-service teachers for future classrooms
MA Ayanwale, OP Adelana, RR Molefi, O Adeeko, AM Ishola
Computers and Education Open 6, Elsevier, 2024
332024
Investigating the moderating effects of social good and confidence on teachers' intention to prepare school students for artificial intelligence education
IT Sanusi, MA Ayanwale, TKF Chiu
Education and Information Technologies, 2023
312023
Exploring pre-service teachers’ intention to use virtual reality: A mixed method approach
OP Adelana, MA Ayanwale, AM Ishola, AI Oladejo, HO Adewuyi
Computers & Education: X Reality 3 (100045), 2023
302023
An assessment of item statistics estimates of basic education certificate examination through classical test theory and item response theory approach
MA Ayanwale, JO Adeleke, TI Mamadelo
International Journal of Educational Research Review 3 (4), 55-67, 2018
262018
Using composite structural equation modeling to examine high school teachers' acceptance of E-learning after Covid-19
RR Molefi, MA Ayanwale
15th WORLD CONFERENCE ON EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES (WCES-2023) 10 (1), 1-11, 2023
242023
Path Modeling of Online Learning Indicators and Learners’ Satisfaction During Covid-19 Pandemic
MA Ayanwale, JI Oladele
International Journal of Innovation, Creativity and Change 15 (10), 521 to 541, 2021
242021
Exploring intention of undergraduate students to embrace chatbots: from the vantage point of Lesotho
MA Ayanwale, RR Molefi
International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education 21, 1-20, 2024
232024
Reliability Components of Online Teaching and Learning Tools in Lesotho Higher Education Institutions: A Systematic Review
MA Ayanwale, PA Mosia, RR Molefi, L Shata
Pertanika Journal of Science & Technology 31 (1), 595 - 614, 2023
232023
Technology Adoption for STEM Education in Higher Education: Students’ Experience from Selected Sub-Saharan African Countries
JI Oladele, MA Ayanwale, M Ndlovu
Pertanika Journal of Science and Technology 31 (1), 237-256, 2023
222023
Do in-service teachers accept artificial intelligence-driven technology? The mediating role of school support and resources
RR Molefi, MA Ayanwale, L Kurata, J Chere-Masopha
Computers and Education Open 6, 100191, Elsevier, 2024
212024
Artificial intelligence in compulsory level of education: perspectives from Namibian in-service teachers
CN Jatileni, IT Sanusi, SA Olaleye, MA Ayanwale, FJ Agbo, PB Oyelere
Education and Information Technologies, 2023
212023
Partial least square modeling of personality traits and academic achievement in physics
AJ Oluwadamilare, MA Ayanwale
Asian Journal of Assessment in Teaching and Learning 11 (2), 77-92, 2021
202021
Evidence from Lesotho secondary schools on students’ intention to engage in artificial intelligence learning
MA Ayanwale
IEEE AFRICON, 199-204, 2023
192023
A Structural Equation Approach and Modelling of Pre-service Teachers' Perspectives of Cybersecurity Education
MA Ayanwale, IT Sanusi, RR Molefi, AO Otunla
Education and Information Technologies 28 (6), 2023
192023
LEARNING THROUGH RADIO AND TELEVISION DURING COVID-19: PERSPECTIVES OF K-12 STAKEHOLDERS
MA Ayanwale, HO Adewuyi, OW Afolabi
EUREKA: Social and Humanities 54 (2), 61-72, 2023
192023
Can Experience Determine the Adoption of Industrial Revolution 4.0 Skills in 21st-Century Mathematics Education?
MA Ayanwale
Research in Social Sciences and Technology 8 (1), 74-91, 2023
182023
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