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14 Attitudes (2) Innovators + earlyadopters = EA Early majority = M Late majority + laggards = OP

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17. 17 Conclusies Enthousiasme! Docenten ietwat positiever Hoog martkpotentieel (6.6% I + 46.2% EA) Belang ‘experiencetelepresence’ controlefactoren (docenten) concentratie & realisme (studenten) Belang ‘successtelepresence’ gebruiksgemak (docenten) motivatie (studenten) Performantie systeem

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