Post 1: Digital Access: Presentation of findings


 3-  Collate the data using MS Excel. 

Student number
Does your family have a computer at home?
Is your computer connected to the internet?
Do you have access to email at home?
 Do you use the use the internet via Wifi / ADSL or 3g router?
Student 1
Yes
Yes
Yes
Wifi
Student 2
Yes
Yes
Yes
3G
Student 3
No
No
No

Student 4
Yes
No
No

Student 5
No
No
No

Student 6
No
No
No

Student 7
No
No
No

Student 8
Yes
No
No

Student 9
No
No
No

Student 10
No
No
No

Student 11
No
No
No

Student 12
Yes
Yes
Yes
3G
Student 13
Yes
No
No

Student 14
No
No
No

Student 15
Yes
No
No

Student 16
No
No
No

Student 17
No
No
No

Student 18
No
No
No

Student 19
No
No
No

Student 20
No
No
No

Student 21
No
No
No

Student 22
Yes
Yes
Yes
3G
Student 23
Yes
Yes
Yes
ADSL
Student 24
No
No
No

Student 25
No
No
No

Student 26
Yes
No
No

Student 27
No
No
No

Student 28
Yes
Yes
Yes
Wifi
Student 29
No
No
No

Student 30
Yes
Yes
Yes
ADSL



4- Present the feedback/responses in a graph.





 5- Interpret and create a presentation on your findings (using MS PowerPoint or Prezi). 
Your presentation must include your survey questions, the response graph and answer the following questions:
· What did the survey show in terms of accessibility? 
· Did all students surveyed have access to the Internet outside of campus? 
· If so, what was the most common means of access?
· If not, why do you think this is the case?
· Did socio-economic factors play a role in your findings? 
· Did everyone have the same level of skill in using technology?
· Was there a correlation between the level of access available and skills? 
· Create a blog entry titled Digital Access, provide a link to the online survey, and attach the        graphs and PowerPoint presentation.

https://www.slideshare.net/TamaraNair1/final-powerpoint-for-digc-76170826

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