Title

Can WiFi Enable E-Learning in Developing Nations?

Authors

Winston Tellis, Fairfield UniversityFollow
Jesus Zamora

Document Type

Article

Article Version

Publisher's PDF

Publication Date

2005

Abstract

This study presents a low-cost Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) model network that can be used to introduce economical IP-enabled communications infrastructure and uses the Equivalent Theory proposed by Simonson [20] to analyze underlying factors that may impact the successful implementation of E-Learning in developing nations. Managerial implications are summarized in a conceptual model which can be used by practitioners to assess the effectiveness E-Learning activities in developing nations.

Comments

This article, published by the International Association for Computer Information Systems, is freely available at http://iacis.org/iis/2005/Zamora_Tellis.pdf

Publication Title

Issues in Information Systems

Repository Citation

Tellis, Winston and Zamora, Jesus, "Can WiFi Enable E-Learning in Developing Nations?" (2005). Business Faculty Publications. 33.
https://digitalcommons.fairfield.edu/business-facultypubs/33

Published Citation

Tellis, Winston M.; Zamora, Jesus. 'Can WiFi Enable E-Learning in Developing Nations?.' Issues in Information Systems 6.2 (2005).

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