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Survey of American College Students 2025, Use of Very Large Computer Monitors in the Academic Library

Primary Research Group has published the Survey of American College Students 2025, Use of Very Large Computer Monitors in the Academic Library, ISBN  979-8-88517-296-7

The study looks at how and how much college students use very large monitors in their academic libraries.  Data in the report is derived from a random sample survey of 931 American college students conducted in February and March 2025.  Findings are broken out by a broad range of variables with separate data sets presented by gender, age, academic major, income level, college size, public/private status and many other characteristics. 

Just a few of this 175-page report’s many findings are that:

  • 16.79% of respondents have used very large monitors in their academic libraries.
  • Younger students (under 20) are the least likely to use large monitors (12.62%), while students aged 20-28 are the most likely (around 21% usage).
  • Students raised abroad have the highest rate of using large monitors (32.12%), much higher than domestic students.
  • Males (21.43%) use large monitors more than females (14.52%) or transgender students (7.69%).
  • 28.17% of survey participants would like to see their academic libraries set up a separate space or area for use of very large monitors.
  • The capacity to Connect Personal Mobile Devices to very large monitors: This was ranked as the most important functionality by 42.36% of respondents.

5.63% of students sampled use very large monitors in the academic library for coding ta A PDF edition of this report is currently available from Primary Research Group for $109.00; a print version will be available on April 13th, 2025, and can be ordered now. Site licenses are also available.   

For a table of contents, the questionnaire and an excerpt – view the product page for this report at:

Orders can also be emailed to: orders@primaryresearch.com or faxed to 212-412-9097. Reach us by phone at 212-736-2316 or order on our website at www.PrimaryResearch.com. Primary Research Group reports are also available from major book, eBook and research report distributors.

 

 

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