A replication of the Post-Acceptance Model in the context of e-learning

This paper investigates whether Bhattacherjee's (2001) findings from his test of a Post-Acceptance Model in a consumer setting, could be generalized to an organizational IS-user setting. To address this issue, the paper starts with a brief description of the Post-Acceptance Model. Thereafter the paper describes the empirical approach in the present study. In contrast to Bhattacherjee's (2001) study, the present study cannot emphasize the importance of perceived usefulness for the users' continuance intentions. However. the results of this study indicate that confirmation and satisfaction are the important predictors of the users' continuance intentions.