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Insights of LDC menu planners and user experience of FoodChecker

Insights of LDC menu planners and user experience of FoodChecker

Public Project: Service/Community Level

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The focus of the current study on menu planner experiences with FoodChecker is based on two... View more

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The focus of the current study on menu planner experiences with FoodChecker is based on two prevalent research gaps; (1) lack of evidence about menu planner acceptance and use of online menu planning tools; and (2) lack of published data about FoodChecker, despite Victorian government investment in this state-wide resource. The aim of this study is therefore to explore acceptance and adoption of FoodChecker to support healthy menu planning in the Victorian LDC sector, using constructs of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM).

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