Relationship between mobile application model and teachers' behaviour intention: evidence from emerging economy

The current study applies the Gao model of a mobile application with its modified version among newly appointed teachers in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pakistan, through an induction program management system. For this purpose, data were collected from national testing services-based appointed teachers in District Bannu through stratified random sampling. Results were analysed through structural model assessment via AMOS. Findings revealed that context has a significant relationship with perceived usefulness and ease of use factors. In the current study, two additional features - perceived enjoyment and perceived innovativeness - have a significant relation with intention, proving that it has important attributes that were never explored. Both (perceived enjoyment and perceived innovativeness) possess significant relation in shaping teacher behaviour for using mobile application for learning. However, perceived ease of usefulness did not have any evident relation with behaviour intention to use mobile for learning. The model of mobile applications can be better understood.