Paper Type
ERF
Description
This research-in-progress aims to offer a more nuanced and dynamic perspective to the task-technology fit model. It draws on the script and affordance theories to reconceptualize task and technology concepts and their fit. In brief, users are continuously balancing their changing task scripts with the evolving affordances of the system. The scripts are constantly modified to incorporate new affordances and user experiences. The scripts also affect how people understand the affordances available to them. The essay discusses the implications of the proposed model and concludes with the next steps for the study.
Paper Number
1739
Recommended Citation
Mesgari, Mostafa, "Towards A Script-Affordance Fit Model" (2023). AMCIS 2023 Proceedings. 7.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2023/sig_osra/sig_osra/7
Towards A Script-Affordance Fit Model
This research-in-progress aims to offer a more nuanced and dynamic perspective to the task-technology fit model. It draws on the script and affordance theories to reconceptualize task and technology concepts and their fit. In brief, users are continuously balancing their changing task scripts with the evolving affordances of the system. The scripts are constantly modified to incorporate new affordances and user experiences. The scripts also affect how people understand the affordances available to them. The essay discusses the implications of the proposed model and concludes with the next steps for the study.
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