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Survey Instrument and Raw Data
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INTRODUCTORY LETTER BY NORMAN Y. MINETA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PART I. HOUSEHOLD ACCESS TO COMPUTERS AND THE INTERNET
Overall Household Findings: The Nation Moves Toward Digital Inclusion
Digital Inclusion Proceeds Unevenly
Geography
Income
Education
Race and Ethnicity
Household Type
Households With Computers and Internet Access, by State
A New Dimension: High Speed Internet Access
Non-Internet Households
Why Households with Computers Have Never Had Internet Access
Why Households with Computers Have Discontinued Internet Access
PART II. USE OF THE INTERNET BY INDIVIDUALS
Internet Use Among Individuals
Income
Race and Ethnicity
Gender
Educational Attainment
Age
Location of Internet Access
Locations of Internet Access Outside the Home
Online Activities
Online Activities of Home Internet Users
Online Activities of Outside the Home Internet Users
PART III. INTERNET ACCESS AND COMPUTER USE AMONG PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
Definitions
Exploring the Populations with Disabilities
Income
Race and Ethnicity
Age
Employment Status
Gender
Access Use, and Disability: 16-24 Year Olds
Access Use, and Disability: 25-49 Year Olds
Access Use, and Disability: 50-64 Year Olds
Access Use, and Disability: 65 Year Olds and Older
CONCLUSION-A LOOK AHEAD
METHODOLOGY
Current Population Survey
Survey of Income and Program Participation
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