This paper found performance expectancy to be significantly influential on behavioural intention, with p values < 0.05. This means performance expectancy has a positive influence on the behavioural intention of the learners to adopt and use cloud computing in their day-to-day learning. Secondly, the hypothesis which states that, performance expectancy will affect learners’ intention to use Cloud computing was not rejected.
The results of this paper confirm the previous technology acceptance studies regarding the strength of the performance expectancy construct in predicting behavioural intention. The results of this paper are therefore contrary to those indicating the insignificance of performance expectancy on behavioural intention of technology adoption. In a nutshell; the results indicate that the adoption of Cloud Computing among learners is based on technology features which can make their daily activities easier.