This paper explores the impact of ICT anxiety, ICT literacy, perceived ease of use and usefulness on the
adoption of mobile learning. A modified version of the Technology Adoption Model was used to measure
student and educator intention to adopt mobile learning. The research questions were tested using
structural equation modelling. Two questionnaires were developed (one for students and one for educa-tors) and used to measure ICT literacy and attitudes and perceptions towards mobile learning. Differences
and similarities were found between students and educators on the relative importance of the influence
of these factors on intention to adopt. A basic level of ICT literacy and an advanced level of mobile literacy had an impact on intention to adopt but an advanced level of ICT literacy was not found to have any effect.