Computer Anxiety, Computer Attitude and Student Interestin Using Accounting Software: Bibliometric Analysis
Computer Anxiety, Computer Attitude and Student Interestin Using Accounting Software: Bibliometric Analysis
ISSN No:-2456-2165
Abstract:- This bibliometric research is geared towards In the midst of these challenges, the accounting
identifying patterns and trends in the literature related discipline in Indonesia is reaching a crucial point. With the
to computer anxiety, attitudes toward computers, and increasing use of accounting software in the industry, the
student interest in using accounting software. By need to prepare graduates who are ready to face the job
adopting quantitative bibliometric methods, data were market becomes more urgent (Mayasari, 2015; Zainol &
collected using Publish or Perish software and analyzed Nelson, 2011). Therefore, research that examines various
using VOSviewer for the creation of publication aspects of the influence of technology on student learning is
development maps. Data is collected by searching very relevant.
literature on Google Scholar published between 2018-
2023 with specified keywords. The results showed that This study employs bibliometric analysis to explore and
535 articles were obtained with Yusuf as the author with map the scholarly discourse on computer anxiety, attitudes
the top publications and three clusters with a total of 25 towards computers, and students' interest in using
items. The keywords use, acceptance and computer are accounting software. Through a bibliometric approach, this
interesting topics to research. This research provides study examines the geographical distribution, publication
significant direction for researchers to concentrate their trends, and inter- relationships of published studies, with the
efforts on aspects that are still under-researched and aim of providing a comprehensive perspective on the
encourages more in-depthscientific inquiry in this field. dynamics of existing research.
Search Strategy
Our systematic search used a judicious combination of
keywords, such as "computer anxiety", "computer attitude",
"student interest", and "accounting software", to ensure the
Fig 1 PRISMA Workflow
collection of all relevant articles. A time constraint was
applied, limiting the search to publications from 2018 to
IV. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
2023.
Publication Trends
Inclusion and Exclusion Criteria
Such graphical representations are crucial in facilitating
After retrieving a large number of articles, a systematic
a deep understanding of researchproductivity and orientation
filtering process is required to identify the most relevant
over time.
articles. The primary filter was the direct relevance of each
study to the central theme. In particular, studies that went in
After careful examination of the database, it can be
the direction of exploring computer anxiety, attitudes
concluded that there are approximately 535 scientific
towards computers, and students' interest in using
contributions that correspond to this thematic domain. A
accounting software. Studies that focused on entirely
visual representtation of this data can be seen in Figure 1,
different subject matter, or different objectives, were
which meticulously depicts the trajectory of research
immediately excluded.
dissemination throughout the specified years.
Research Topic Areas using VOSviewer digital economy and related elements.
The data obtained from Publish and Perish was then
analyzed using a visualization tool called VOSviewer with a
co-occurrence approach based on text data. The data is
presented in visual form to display the frequency of words
that appear together in research articles. The visualization
results from VOSviewer are displayed in the form of dots
representing certain keywords from the literature, which are
connected by lines or displayed in various colors to signify
certain relationships or meanings. The visualization results
from VOSviewer produce three types of displays, namely
network visualization, overlay visualization, and density
visualization.
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