Survey Results by Kelsey Megginson

Miss Megg

kelsey_megginson — 2015-10-14 21:58:59 UTC

"TECHY TEENS"- 100% of teenagers. This a adolescents that stay on a digital device 24/7 and are consistently connected to a social media outlet.

Jerron Griffin

2015-10-15 16:33:14 UTC

Media Movers: 7% of adults.Males (56%) in their mid-30s with children, and in middle income range.

MORGAN WILKE

2015-10-15 16:34:06 UTC

Desktop veterans- Mainly men. It is a group of older online veterans. They use a desktop computer to explore the internet and stay in touch with friends.

<b>Austin Reeves</b>

2015-10-15 16:34:18 UTC

Desktop Veterans- veterans online users is to content to use a type of high speed connection in a area so people can stay on the internet as long as they want but they will have problems with the internet but there is about thirteen percent of adults being desktop veterans but its just mainly men.( in their mid-thirties).

Julia Dixon :)

2015-10-15 16:34:34 UTC

Digital Collaborators- 8% of adults. Use technology to work with and share their creations with others.They are enthusiastic about how technology helps them connect with others and confident in digital communication.

JaMaya Gilbert

2015-10-15 16:34:59 UTC

Digital Collaborators- 8% of adults with tech assets use them to work with and share their creations with others and they are excited about how it helps them connect with others.

Naya Carr

2015-10-15 16:35:26 UTC

Ambivalent Net workers- 7% of adults who have folded mobile devices into how they run their social lives, rely on ICTs for entertainment, and some find that mobile devices are intrusive and think it is good to take a break from online use.

Preston Skeen

2015-10-15 16:36:25 UTC

drifting surfers- unfrequent online users that use the internet for basic information.A drifting surfer wouldn't have an issue putting the phone or electronic devise down. (about 14% of adults)

Davis Barnes

2015-10-15 16:36:25 UTC

Drifting Surfers: They like to use the internet and/or cell phone but don't have to have it. Would not even bother them too much if they had to give them up. Most are women in the early 40's. (56%)

Damien Watson

2015-10-15 16:36:38 UTC

Media movers-bound to find and create information and pass it on

Morgan Crapps

2015-10-15 16:36:47 UTC

Mobile Newbies.-- they really like there phone and it would be hard for them to put it down. its mainly women about the age of 50and under about (55%) If they had just gotten a phone in the past year they would be hard pressed to give up there phone 8% adults

Ashlee Ferguson

2015-10-15 16:37:21 UTC

Roving nodes-9% of adults. they use mostly email and texting. Mostly women in their 30s. Well educated and well off

media movers-

2015-10-15 16:37:22 UTC

Media Movers have a wide range of online and mobile habits, and they are bound to find or create an information nugget, such as digital photo, and pass it on. These social exchanges are central to this group's use of ICTs. Cyberspace, as a pat to personal productivity or an outlet for creativity, is less important.

7% of adults

joanthan

2015-10-15 16:37:41 UTC

information encumbered-Most people in this group suffer from information overload.Two-thirds men, in early 50s. Average education, lower-middle income suffer from this.The Information Encumbered are firmly rooted in old media to get information.

Preshuss Talley!!!!

2015-10-15 16:37:45 UTC

The Tech Indifferent: Mainly women who are mostly over the age of 50 that make little money and are not well educated. They aren't good with new technologies.

10% of adults.

Kayley Funderburk

2015-10-15 16:37:53 UTC

Roving Nodes- Consume a lot of digital content for the purpose of passing it along others.

Jakiaa Watson

2015-10-15 16:38:31 UTC

Members of this group have neither cell phones nor online access, and tend to be older and low-income.

Logan {the bomb.com} Keefer

2015-10-15 16:39:39 UTC

The Tech Indifferent has 10% of adults and the Members of this group are not heavy internet users and, although most have cell phones, they don't like intrusiveness.

Sha'Mya Robinson

2015-10-15 16:39:40 UTC

information encumbered-most people suffer from information overload

corrie hebert

2015-10-15 16:40:03 UTC

Ambivalent Networkers- about 7% of adults who have mixed feelings about technology and social media. They don't agree with being exposed to every aspect of a person's life but also, do not want to "miss something."

chris

2015-10-15 16:40:38 UTC

off the network have used ict before but don't use it now mostly women in their 50s. 14% of adults

mckenzi crockett

2015-10-15 16:41:46 UTC

mobile newbies- 8% of adults, they are low on tech assets but they really like their phones and most likely just got their phones within the last year. Mainly women who have a lower education and a lower income (55%) and they like how their cell phones make them more available