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success virtual learning environment vle depends considerable extent student acceptance use elearning system critically assessing models technology adoption including technology acceptance model tam tam2 unified theory acceptance usage technology utaut build conceptual model explain differences individual students level acceptance use vle model extends tam2 includes subjective norm personal innovativeness domain information technology computer anxiety data collected 45 chinese participants executive mba program performing satisfactory reliability validity checks structural model tested use pls results indicate perceived usefulness direct effect vle use perceived ease use subjective norm indirect effects via perceived usefulness personal innovativeness computer anxiety direct effects perceived ease use implications program managers education concern basic system design also explicitly address individual differences vle users