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ofinformationsystemsuccess EarlierresearchontheD&Mhasextendedthemodel
     tocoverthecontextofe learningatthelevelofsinglee learningcourses , Withe
     learning programs encompassing a number of distinct courses and involving other
     delivery and pedagogical aspects, thus far there is a void of research at the program level,
     exploringthe totallearningservicesthatsupportstudents aimstoattainadegree
     presentedan overview of the use of the D&Msince itsinitialdevelopment Theyargue
     thatresearchersandpractitionersstillfocusonsingle dimensionsofISsuccessrather
     than a systemic view of the issue under study

          Figure2: Updated Information Systems Success Model [13]

   Research Approach

             ThisstudyusedadescriptivemethodguidedbytheupdatedD&Mmodel The
     model offers six interrelated constructs of information systems success measures, that
     is,thequalitydimensions information,system,andservicequality whichcouldaffect
     subsequentuseorintention touse anduser satisfaction Itisalsosuggested thatsome
     benefitstaggedasnetbenefitswillbeachievedasaresultofuseand orusersatisfaction
     These net benefits could consequently affect user satisfaction and continued use of the
     system

             In this paper researchers detail the applicability and use of the D&M when
     assessing the success of cloud computing in facilitating and enabling the learning
     process This study systemically focusing on its IT artifacts Including the fourth
     dimension of the quality named Support Quality, this factor includes management
     supports and industrial supports Refer to figure

             Thequestionnaireof the studywas based on the modeldescribedinFigure In
     the framework, cloud computing benefits consisted of a positive aspect Previous

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