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1 Residential Technology Assessment by Educational Attainment Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 85
2 Tennessee Residents with a Computer at Home Percent of Tennessee residents who have a computer at home: 90% 90% 62% 36% Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Statewide Average: 71% of Tennessee residents report having a personal computer at home. Q: Does your household have a computer? (n = 9,513 TN residents) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 86
3 Barriers to Computer Ownership Top responses given when asked why Tennessee residents do not own a computer: Don't need a Computer Too Expensive Use a Computer Somewhere Else Don't Know / Refused 57% 60% 55% 49% 24% 24% 23% 18% 9% 11% 1% 1% 3% 21% 27% 0% Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Q: Why don't you have a computer at home? (n = 2,735 TN residents with no computer in their household) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 87
4 Tennessee Residents with an Internet Connection at Home Percent of Tennessee residents who have an Internet connection at home: 86% 88% 28% 54% Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Statewide Average: 65% of Tennessee residents report having an Internet connection at home. Q: Do you have an Internet connection at home? (n = 9,513 TN residents) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 88
5 Tennessee Residents Who Access the Internet from Home or Some Other Place Percent of Tennessee residents who access the Internet from home or some other place: 68% 92% 94% 36% Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Statewide Average: 75% of Tennessee residents report accessing Internet from home or someplace else. Q: At what locations do you have access to the Internet? (n = 9,513 TN residents) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 89
6 Most Popular Places For Tennessee Residents to Access the Internet Percent of Tennessee residents who access the Internet someplace other than home: At work Someone else's home At the library At school Hotels 55% 50% 4% 16% 10% 11% 9% 9% 9% 5% 6% 6% 6% 1% 1% 2% 4% 1% 5% 4% Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Q: At what locations do you have access to the Internet? (n = 9,513 TN residents) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 90
7 Top Ten Internet Applications No H.S. Diploma 1. Sending 2. Purchasing a product online 3. Using a search engine 4. Researching a product online 5. Sending or receiving photos 6. Playing games online 7. Sending instant messages 8. Downloading music 9. Reading online newspapers or other news sources 10. Research for schoolwork 1. Sending H.S. Diploma 2. Researching a product online 3. Purchasing a product online 4. Using a search engine 5. Sending or receiving photos 6. Searching for health or medical information 7. Reading news online 8. Playing games online 9. Researching or booking travel 10. Searching for community event information Q: Which of the following activities do you conduct on the Internet? (n = 7,167 TN residents with Internet service at home) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 91
8 Top Ten Internet Applications (continued) College (4 Yrs) 1. Sending 2. Using a search engine 3. Researching a product online 4. Researching or booking travel 5. Purchasing a product online 6. Reading news online 7. Sending or receiving photos 8. Searching for health or medical information 9. Online Banking 10. Searching for community event information College (Advanced Deg.) 1. Sending 2. Using a search engine 3. Researching a product online 4. Researching or booking travel 5. Purchasing a product online 6. Sending or receiving photos 7. Reading news online 8. Searching for health or medical information 9. Searching for community event info 10. Online Banking Q: Which of the following activities do you conduct on the Internet? (n = 7,167 TN residents with Internet service at home) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 92
9 How Much Tennessee Residents Pay for their Internet Service Average monthly price Tennessee residents pay for home Internet service: $26.03 $27.58 $33.05 $34.48 Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Statewide Average: Tennessee residents report paying an average of $30.61 per month. Q: What do you pay each month for your Internet service? (n = 6,191 TN residents with Internet service at home) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 93
10 Barriers to Internet Adoption Percent of Tennessee residents who do not have an Internet connection at home for the following reasons: Less than HS Degree (4 yr) 58% 55% 51% 43% 30% 34% 32% HS Degree (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) 19% 17% 11% 10% 18% 9% 12% 7% 2% 2% 4% 4% 7% I don't own a computer I don't need the Internet Too expensive I can get Internet access somewhere else Broadband isn't available in my area, and I don't want dial-up Q: Why don t you subscribe to the Internet at home? (n = 3,237 TN residents without Internet service at home) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 94
11 Tennessee Residents That Have Broadband in their Household Percent of Tennessee residents who have a broadband connection at home: 66% 68% 13% 28% Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Statewide Average: 43% of all Tennessee residents have a broadband connection at home. Q: Which of the following describe the type of Internet service you have at home? (n = 9,513 TN residents) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 95
12 Broadband Availability vs. Educational Attainment by County Q: Which of the following describe the type of Internet service you have at home? (n = 9,513 TN residents) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 96
13 Broadband Adoption vs. Educational Attainment by County Q: Which of the following describe the type of Internet service you have at home? (n = 9,513 TN residents) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 97
14 Top Methods of Broadband Access Percent of Tennessee residents with a broadband connection at home: Cable modem DSL Fixed wireless broadband Satellite broadband 52% 48% 50% 44% 39% 52% 42% 43% 6% 2% 1% 3% 2% 2% 3% 3% Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Q: Which of the following describes the broadband service you have at home? (n = 4,035 TN residents with broadband service at home) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 98
15 How Long Tennessee Residents Have Had Broadband in their Household Average number of years Tennessee residents have accessed broadband from home: Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Statewide Average: Tennessee residents adopted broadband 2.6 years ago on average. Q: When did you subscribe to broadband service? (n = 4,053 TN residents with broadband service at home) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 99
16 How Much Tennessee Residents Pay for Internet Average monthly cost that Tennessee residents pay for broadband and dial-up connections from home: Broadband Users Dial-Up Users $34.18 $35.84 $37.79 $37.21 $18.12 $17.28 $16.30 $23.08 Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Statewide Average: Tennessee residents pay an average of $36.65 per month for home broadband access and $17.82 for dial-up. Q: What do you pay each month for your Internet service? (n = 4,053 TN residents with broadband service at home) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 100
17 Top Barriers to Broadband Adoption Percent of Tennessee residents with dial-up service at home: Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) 31% 36% 42% 36% 29% 38% 26% 27% 27% 33% 20% 19% 2% 5% 5% 3% Broadband is not available Don't need broadband or I don't know why I don't subscribe Too expensive I can access broadband elsewhere Q: Why don't you subscribe to broadband at home? (n = 1,787 TN residents who rely on dial-up for Internet service at home) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 101
18 Tennessee Residents and Telework Percent of Tennessee residents employed full or part time who: Regularly telework now Would telework if allowed 37% 16% 20% 15% 24% 9% 0% 2% Less than HS Degree HS Degree (4 yr) (Advanced Degree, 4+ yrs) Q: Do you regularly work from home through a broadband connection, commonly known as teleworking? (n = 5,487 TN residents employed full or part time) Do Not Copy Without Written Permission 102
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