Abstract:
Advancement of information technology has led a growing number of companies to use a digital approach to learning
management. Indonesian universities are following the trend by adopting e-learning to boost lecturers’ performance.
However, e-learning is not without challenges and failures for the technology cannot be perceived as a solution to all
problems. This study investigated the influential adoption factors to adopt e-learning in higher education from the
perspective of technology, people and organization. The empirical data, which consisted of 320 valid datasets were collected
from lecturers in Indonesia via a self-administered paper-based questionnaire, and Structural Equation Modelling (SEM)
was employed to analyze the collected data. The finding of this research advanced our understanding of the dynamics of e-
learning and refined the existing conclusions about perspectives of educators towards the adoption process of e-learning.
Further, the current gaps between developed and developing countries on the adoption of e-learning provide an original
reference on how technology, organization, and people sides influence the individuals’ behaviors when adopting new
technology.
