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The amount of people that doesn't use the Internet or have access.

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The communities are over represented and the underrepresented are households, education, race, and ethnicity.

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Gulf between those who have ready access to computers and the Internet and those who do not

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I was surprised that urban and suburban areas were tied when it came to internet use.

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Surprising info
People without a high school diploma don't have as much access to the Internet as people with a high school diploma do.

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I found the number of people who found the internet irrelevant surprising.

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Minorities, low income households, and old people are underrepresented.

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I was surprised more minorities used smartphones than white people.

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The underrepresented groups are the poor, old, and people that live in rural areas that have less internet access

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Minorities are underrepresented.

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The people who are underrepresented are people such as those who have less accesability to the Internet such as the the old and the poor. The ones who are very represented are everyone else like Asians and young'uns.

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Under respresented groups
Non HS grad, Hispanic, black, 65+

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Low income, Minorities, hs grads, in rural areas were under represented

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The under represented groups are old people who aren't used to this type of technology, the poor, uneducated and those with out access.

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I was surprised that the results from the Ethnicity chart were very close

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The over represented groups in the U.S are the rich, educated, and people living in the cities with more access to the internet

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Over represented groups
College grad, white, Asian, 18-29

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The access of internet based on a person's social class, background, or geographic characteristics.

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Overrepresented groups include the rich and the young.

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The digital divide is the difference in access to the internet between different groups in the U.S (poor/rich

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Ethnic groups, certain age and gender groups are underrepresented.

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I was surprised in the huge difference of Internet use between African Americans and Asians

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Wealthy, Asians, college grads, living in urban areas

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Surprising information is that people in the south have had to adapt more to technology than in other areas

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Under represented groups tend to be minority's, rural dwellers, and poor people.

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The digital divide is the gulf between those who are ready and have access to the internet and those who don't

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Under represented groups include people of ages 5-17

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Digital divide is the gulf between those who have ready access to computers and the Internet, and those who do not.

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the gulf between those who have ready access to computers and the Internet, and those who do not.

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I was surprised that 34% of non Internet users thought the Internet was a useless tool. This surprises me because of the multiple was the Internet connects and changes the modern world.

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The digital divide is the difference in the average use of the internet based on factors such as race, income, age and gender.

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A surprising piece of information was the fact that the southern part of the US is still very young in terms of internet adoption, whereas the rest of the country has mostly all adopted the internet

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Over represented groups include the young under 35, the wealthy and educated

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Overrepresented groups include people in high income households, with college degrees, or urban areas.

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The digital divide is the difference in accessibility to computers between different classes such as age, race, or economical class.

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Over represented groups are businesses and people of age 18-29

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Under represented groups online include those who can't afford, or don't know how to use the Internet. Such as elderly, poor, and rural dwellers

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People with higher incomes and people that live in suburban areas.

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The digital divide is the divide that exists between the rich and the poor, the educated and uneducated, etc.

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The Digital Divide is the statistics between everyone using the Internet from age to ethnicity groups, to educational attainment .

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The Digital Divide is the gulf between those who have ready access to computers and the Internet and those who don't

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The digital divide shows the difference of usability in technology and the internet based on people's identity, demographics and surroundings.

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Over represented groups include rich, educated, young people who live in urban areas

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Educated, urban dwellers, and wealthier people tend to have more access to the internet and are over represented groups.

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Digital Divide is a group of people that doesn't have equal access to the Internet

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The digital divide is the gap between people who can readily access the Internet and those who can't.

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The digital divide is the gap between groups ofpeople  who don't have equal access to the internetas  other groups (I.e. Rich:poor, north:south, young:old, and ethnicity)

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Refers to the gap between regions, demographics or other groups that have Internet access and those that don't.

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Digital divide is the gap in accessibility to the Internet among humans. Poor, rural, uneducated, and old people are underrepresented online

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The digital divide is a term refers to the access people of different economical, political, environmental status have to the Internet or related devices.

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