MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE

Dr. MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE

Science and Technology Education, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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13 September 2022 in Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence
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MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE
Ismaila SanusiIsmaila Sanusi
Ismaila Sanusi
OAOwolabi Paul Adelana
Owolabi Paul Adelana
KAKehinde Aruleba
Kehinde Aruleba
Solomon Sunday OyelereSolomon Sunday Oyelere
Solomon Sunday Oyelere

10 April 2024 in Computers and Education Open
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MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALEMUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE
MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE
OAOwolabi Paul Adelana
Owolabi Paul Adelana
RMRethabile Rosemary Molefi
Rethabile Rosemary Molefi
OAOlalekan Adeeko
Olalekan Adeeko
AIAdebayo Monsur Ishola
Adebayo Monsur Ishola

3 March 2024 in Computers in Human Behavior Reports
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MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE
MNMdutshekelwa Ndlovu
Mdutshekelwa Ndlovu

6 January 2024 in Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence
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ISIsmaila Temitayo Sanusi
Ismaila Temitayo Sanusi
MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALEMUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE
MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE
ATAdebayo Emmanuel Tolorunleke
Adebayo Emmanuel Tolorunleke

21 May 2024 in Computers and Education Open
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RMRethabile Rosemary Molefi
Rethabile Rosemary Molefi
MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALEMUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE
MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE
LKLehlohonolo Kurata
Lehlohonolo Kurata
JCJulia Chere-Masopha
Julia Chere-Masopha

6 November 2023 in Education and Information Technologies
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Ismaila SanusiIsmaila Sanusi
Ismaila Sanusi
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MUSA ADEKUNLE AYANWALE
Thomas K.F. ChiuThomas K.F. Chiu
Thomas K.F. Chiu
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has triggered profound reforms across industries, including education. These developments necessitate the inclusion of AI as a subject in K-12 classrooms. However, the need for students to learn AI demands that educators pay increasing attention, believe in its relevance and intend to promote it among their students and colleagues. This paper aimed to explore teachers' perceptions of and behavioral intention to teach AI. We specifically considered the association of AI anxiety, perceived usefulness, attitude towards AI, AI relevance, AI readiness, and behavioral intention factors. This research further aims to examine the moderator effect of AI for social good and confidence on the relationship in our hypothesized research model. To address this purpose, a quantitative methodology with the use of structural equation modeling was utilized. Data were retrieved through an online questionnaire from 320 lower and upper secondary school in-service teachers, mostly in STEM-related fields. Our findings reveal that teacher perceptions of AI for social good and confidence will affect most relationships in the model. Teacher professional programs should include the benefits and risks of AI and good practice sharing.