Moreover, significant evidence has that electronic career has the value of allowing individuals to review, provide feedback, and communicate with different individuals across the world in an asynchronous manner. Similarly, significant evidence shows that the electronic career provides the students with the opportunities to reflect on their accomplishment, thereby, insights into the ways they can improve their performance and eliminate the identified weaknesses (Marier, 2012)
According to the websites, online gaming and game playing is among the most lucrative industries. By forbidding the freedom of these entrepreneurs to earn their living, the government is stepping over yet another Constitutional boundary (Balkin 2004)
This includes the right to spend one's property as one sees fit. Many would argue, however, that gambling is highly addicting and too detrimental to be permitted, especially in a scenario where time spent is unlimited (Wu, 2003)
As of 1999, the United States has enforced the Online Gambling Prohibition Act, which expressly forbids any American citizen from playing online gambling games where real currency is exchanged. Regardless of this, it has been reported that American citizens represent between 50 to 70% of internet gaming customers worldwide (Parke, 2004)
, 2009). Information technology and the rise of the internet has been a convergence of online capability due to the advances in computer technology and networking, and technological opportunism driven by market forces and user demands (Bellaaj, 2010)
This model presumes that a person will be free to act when they have formed the intention to actually act. However, several factors, such as social or environmental limitations, may affect whether or not the individual will act (Bagozzi 2007)
Knowledge related to the Internet and World Wide Web are becoming crucial in delineating the parameters related to various applications; these include more advanced technologies such as Web interface, script languages, and Internet protocols. Web developers and it professionals may find it challenging to meet the demands of the rapidly evolving state of these technologies (Chau, Wong, Zhou, Qin, & Chen, 2009)
Companies in such communities may be unable to compete effectively in the marketplace a lack of information technology infrastructure because of geographic or other limitations. This not only has a negative effect but also hinders a company's future growth; thereby reducing chances of employment opportunities for others as well as being a major inhibitor of progress in the information age of technological advancement (Choudrie, Grey, & Tsitsianis, 2010)
Two areas of inquiry are relevant for purposes of this research project in mentioning communication theories. These are the "internationalization" of mass communication flow and "the technological change and convergence," as the boundaries separating mass communication from other forms for communication becomes less clear (Chyi & Lasorsa, 1999)
2.1 the Lazy User Model The lazy user model was presented by Collan in 2007 and was further developed by Collan and Tetard in 2007 (Collan & Tetard, 2007)
2.1 the Lazy User Model The lazy user model was presented by Collan in 2007 and was further developed by Collan and Tetard in 2007 (Collan & Tetard, 2007)
There are several competing theories, with the field constantly being under review. The technology acceptance model (TAM) helps to identify the causal relationships between a systems design features, perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, attitude toward using, and actual usage behavior in determining what factors should be examined in either the study of the history of technology use or the prediction for future technology use (Davis, 1993)
, 2009). Information technology and the rise of the internet has been a convergence of online capability due to the advances in computer technology and networking, and technological opportunism driven by market forces and user demands (Bellaaj, 2010)
This model presumes that a person will be free to act when they have formed the intention to actually act. However, several factors, such as social or environmental limitations, may affect whether or not the individual will act (Bagozzi 2007)
Knowledge related to the Internet and World Wide Web are becoming crucial in delineating the parameters related to various applications; these include more advanced technologies such as Web interface, script languages, and Internet protocols. Web developers and it professionals may find it challenging to meet the demands of the rapidly evolving state of these technologies (Chau, Wong, Zhou, Qin, & Chen, 2009)
Companies in such communities may be unable to compete effectively in the marketplace a lack of information technology infrastructure because of geographic or other limitations. This not only has a negative effect but also hinders a company's future growth; thereby reducing chances of employment opportunities for others as well as being a major inhibitor of progress in the information age of technological advancement (Choudrie, Grey, & Tsitsianis, 2010)
Two areas of inquiry are relevant for purposes of this research project in mentioning communication theories. These are the "internationalization" of mass communication flow and "the technological change and convergence," as the boundaries separating mass communication from other forms for communication becomes less clear (Chyi & Lasorsa, 1999)
2.1 the Lazy User Model The lazy user model was presented by Collan in 2007 and was further developed by Collan and Tetard in 2007 (Collan & Tetard, 2007)
2.1 the Lazy User Model The lazy user model was presented by Collan in 2007 and was further developed by Collan and Tetard in 2007 (Collan & Tetard, 2007)
There are several competing theories, with the field constantly being under review. The technology acceptance model (TAM) helps to identify the causal relationships between a systems design features, perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, attitude toward using, and actual usage behavior in determining what factors should be examined in either the study of the history of technology use or the prediction for future technology use (Davis, 1993)