Journal of Higher Education, Theory, and Practice · 2011 · 11 citations · 13 references
Emerging MediaTechnology UsageTraditional Print MediaConsumer ResearchTechnology AdoptionSocial Media ParticipationDigital DivideOnline Customer BehaviorSocial MediaManagementUser AcceptanceUser ExperienceMarketingDigital LiteracyTechnologyTechnology Acceptance ModelInteractive MarketingOvercoming Product AdoptionissuesArts
The literature reports that males have been more open to technological change and adoption. This pattern includes high-tech products as well as online applications. A survey was conducted among college students to assess whether differences still occur between males and females with regard to technology usage, product adoption and social media participation, as well as to measure perceptions of traditional print media versus the emerging market of e-reader devices. Results of the study showed that no significant differences exist between males and females, but overall, students feel that traditional print media is still better than e-readers.
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Gender and the Internet: Women Communicating and Men Searching
Linda A. Jackson, Kelly S. Ervin, Philip D. Gardner et al. · Sex Roles · 2001 · 698 citations
Measuring the Gender Gap on the Internet 1
Bruce Bimber · Social Science Quarterly · 2000 · 496 citations