Research Blog #6: Visual

The graph helps illustrate the percentages of people in several income brackets. I can use it to show how many students do not have internet or computer access. This will be used to point out how less affluent students tend to a larger disadvantage when it comes to e-learning.








Source:https://usafacts.org/articles/internet-access-students-at-home/


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