Initiating and Assessing an e-Nudging Model for Higher Education in Saudi Arabia
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Open access
Authors
Alotaibi, Salihah
Date
2021Supervisor
Tomayess Issa
S Zaung Nau
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Business and Law
School
School of Management
Collection
Abstract
This research designed an e-nudge model for Saudi Universities to encourage students to make better education decisions. A mixed-method approach was conducted comprising an online survey and interviews to assess the model critically. The outcomes are a model with key factors for effective implementation and practical recommendations. This research addresses the challenges associated with students’ educational decisions. The research contributes by integrating Human Computer Interaction (HCI) and usability as key factors in the model.
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