students are both maximum 5 minute wait to open a web page. Average of the percentage of time that female students spend on the internet for research is 29% and average of the percentage of time that male students spend on the internet for research is 24%.
As Table 7 shows the results of the Independent-Samples T Test which compares computer ownership (Q9) and internet usage in years (Q13), there is obvious to see that in both Equal variances assumed and Equal variances not assumed cases the Sig. (2-tailed) < 0,05. Therefore, internet usage of students who have computers is different from students who do not have computers. In addition, if we look at Table 6, we can see that students who have computers have been using internet more than students who do not have computer