Perceived anxiety is a significant predictor for female learners.
Based on the statistical results, perceived anxiety is the most significantly positive predictor on social network interaction for female learners. These results can be explained when female learners have higher perceived anxiety toward m-learning; then they also have higher intention to share their learning experience and ideas. On the other hand, perceived anxiety is a positive predictor of perceived usefulness for male learners. These results indicate that for male learners’, perceived anxiety toward m-learning increases their positive feelings toward m-learning as a useful learning tool. Therefore, the results show that for both female and male learners, perceived anxiety is a negative predictor on perceived ease of use