Mert Karabacak, Abhiraj D Bhimani, Alexander J Schupper, Matthew T Carr, Jeremy Steinberger, Konstantinos Margetis
Machine learning models on a web application to predict short-term postoperative outcomes following anterior cervical discectomy and fusion
BMC musculoskeletal disorders
paper aims explore change learning mode college students physical courses online courses due impact covid19 pandemic questionnaire survey method used conduct research behavior intentions college students online teaching pandemic total 600 questionnaires distributed 530 questionnaires collected recovery rate 88 total 493 supported questionnaires received effective recovery rate 93 descriptive statistics data analysis used analyze distribution background variables college students structural equation model used analyze verify impact external variables trust convenience perceived critical mass technology acceptance model perceived usefulness perceived ease use attitude behavior intention results found significant impact trust college students online teaching perceived usefulness significant impact trust perceived ease use significant impact convenience perceived usefulness significant impact convenience perceived ease use significant impact perceived critical mass perceived usefulness significant impact perceived critical mass perceived ease use significant impact perceived ease use perceived usefulness significant impact perceived usefulness attitude significant impact perceived ease use attitude significant impact attitude behavior intention based research results practical suggestions research suggestions proposed research used reference college students use online courses learning