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Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D) research: the quest for a shared conceptual framework continues

Van Biljon, Judy; Alexander, Trish (In Proceedings of the 8th International Development Informatics Conference (IDIA2013), 2014)

The Information and Communication for Development (ICT4D) research landscape can be described as a dynamic, fragmented adhocracy and hence, predictably, attempts at producing a shared conceptual framework for the field ...
Towards Increasing Supervision Capacity: The Pyramid Cohort Supervision Model

Van Biljon, Judy; Van Dyk, Tobie; Naidoo, Lizelle (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, 2014-06-25)

Supervision capacity is under pressure since the increase in the number of postgraduate students has not been met with a corresponding increase in competent supervisors. To meet this demand, lecturers without any supervision ...
Usability Evaluation for Business Intelligence Applications: A user support perspective

Jooste, Chrisna; Van Biljon, Judy; Mentz, Jan (South African Computer Journal (SACJ), 2014-09-01)

Business Intelligence (BI) applications provide business information to drive decision support. Usability is one of the factors determining the optimal use and eventual bene t derived from BI applications. The documented ...
Don't do this - pitfalls in using anti-patterns in teaching human-computer interaction principles

Kotze P; Van Biljon, Judy; Renaud, Karen (2008)
Cultural factors in a mobile phone adoption and usage model

Van Biljon, Judy; Kotze P (2008)
A qualitative study of the applicability of technology accptance models to senior mobile phone users

Van Biljon, Judy; Renaud, Karen (2008)
Multiplicity in supervision relationships: a factor in improving throughput success?

De Kock E; Van Biljon, Judy (2011)
Modelling the factors that influence mobile phone adoption

Van Biljon, Judy; Kotze P. (2007)

Technology adoption models specify a pathway of technology acceptance from external variables to beliefs, intentions, adoption and actual usage. Mobile phone adoption has been studied from a variety of perspectives, including ...

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