Click here to participate in our New Media Survey! We want to know how you use the internet in your current life and if you are interested in participating in our New Media specific focus group. Thank you in advance for your help and support in our effort to converge libraries with technology.
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Using the internet has become as commonplace (or more so) than using the phone. It is the primary form of communication and information in my house, and I’m sure many others. 2 laptops sit on the counter all the time. Every person who walks in the door either checks their email, checks sports scores or stocks, pays bills or Instant Messages friends. It has improved communication within family members both far and near. Forwarding important family information now takes one click of the mouse, rather than making multiple copies and sending them through the mail. The most popular use has recently been downloading and listening to audiobooks on MP3 players. It’s exciting to think about what uses are forthcoming!