Analysis of correlations between indicators influencing successful deployment of ePortfolios

Abstract

This paper brings the selected results of the research focused on measuring the success of an ePortfolio system deployment at the individual level. Further, it explores the structural model based on the DeLone & McLean's IS success model by investigating the relationships between the Use, User Satisfaction and Net Benefits as the main constructs of the model. The analysis involved 186 students from 10 different institutions worldwide. The descriptive statistics is used to identify and explain the correlations between main constructs, as well as to explain the correlations between indicators that are direct benefits of using ePortfolios. The results confirmed the previous research implications and found the modest correlation between the Use and Net Benefits, as well as a moderate correlation between the User Satisfaction and Net Benefits.