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2017

Examining the moderating effect of individual-level cultural values on users' acceptance of E-learning in developing countries: a structural equation modeling of an extended technology acceptance modelAli Tarhini, Kate S. Hone, Xiaohui Liu, Takwa Tarhini. ile, 25(3):306-328, 2017. [doi]

2016

Exploring the factors affecting MOOC retention: A survey studyKate S. Hone, Ghada R. El Said. ce, 98:157-168, 2016. [doi]

2015

A cross-cultural examination of the impact of social, organisational and individual factors on educational technology acceptance between British and Lebanese university studentsAli Tarhini, Kate S. Hone, Xiaohui Liu. bjet, 46(4):739-755, 2015. [doi]

2014

The effects of individual differences on e-learning users' behaviour in developing countries: A structural equation modelAli Tarhini, Kate S. Hone, Xiaohui Liu. chb, 41:153-163, 2014. [doi]

2007

Accessing e-Government Services: Design Requirements for the Older UserLorna Lines, Oluchi Ikechi, Kate S. Hone. hci 2007: 932-940 [doi]

2006

Affectemes and allaffects: a novel approach to coding user emotional expression during interactive experiencesLesley Axelrod, Kate S. Hone. behaviourIT, 25(2):159-173, 2006. [doi]

2005

E-motional advantage: performance and satisfaction gains with affective computingLesley Axelrod, Kate S. Hone. chi 2005: 1192-1195 [doi]

Uncharted Passions: User Displays of Positive Affect with an Adaptive Affective SystemLesley Axelrod, Kate S. Hone. acii 2005: 890-897 [doi]

National Culture and on-line Trust: a Study of Egyptian Internet UsersGhada R. El Said, Kate S. Hone, Maged Ali. iwips 2005: 43-55

Culture and E-Commerce: An Exploration of the Perceptions and Attitudes of Egyptian Internet UsersGhada R. El Said, Kate S. Hone. cit, 13(2):107-122, 2005.

2004

Eliciting user requirements with older adults: lessons from the design of an interactive domestic alarm systemLorna Lines, Kate S. Hone. uais, 3(2):141-148, 2004. [doi]

Multimodal and ubiquitous computing systems: supporting independent-living older usersMark Perry, Alan Dowdall, Lorna Lines, Kate S. Hone. titb, 8(3):258-270, 2004. [doi]

The impact of religious affiliation on trust in the context of electronic commerceHaytham Siala, Robert M. O Keefe, Kate S. Hone. iwc, 16(1):7-27, 2004. [doi]

2002

Older adults evaluations of speech outputLorna Lines, Kate S. Hone. assets 2002: 170-177 [doi]

2001

Subjective assessment of speech-system interface usabilityKate S. Hone, Robert Graham. interspeech 2001: 2083-2086 [doi]

Designing habitable dialogues for speech-based interaction with computersKate S. Hone, Chris Baber. ijmms, 54(4):637-662, 2001. [doi]

2000

Towards a tool for the Subjective Assessment of Speech System Interfaces (SASSI)Kate S. Hone, Robert Graham. nle, 6(3&4):287-303, 2000. [doi]

1999

Speech Interaction Can Support Problem SolvingDavid Golightly, Kate S. Hone, Frank E. Ritter. INTERACT 1999: 149-155

Modelling the effects of constraint upon speech-based human-computer interactionKate S. Hone, Chris Baber. ijmms, 50(1):85-107, 1999. [doi]

1998

Interfaces for speech recognition systems: the impact of vocabulary constraints and syntax on performanceKate S. Hone, David Golightly. interspeech 1998: [doi]

1995

An experimental investigation of the input and error correction strategies used by subjects entering digits with the AURIX speech recogniserKate S. Hone, R. W. Series, Chris Baber. interspeech 1995: 1445-1448 [doi]

1993

Modelling Error Recovery and Repair in Automatic Speech RecognitionChris Baber, Kate S. Hone. ijmms, 39(3):495-515, 1993.

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