The bar chart draws a gender-based comparison between percentages of 15 to 24 years old citizens of Canada that engaged in various online activities during the year 2000.
Overall, it was evident from the data presented in the graph that exchanging electronic mail followed by social networking were the means in which the internet was used the most by Canadian adolescents. Furthermore, it has been notable that females enjoyed Emailing and online shopping more than males, conversely to the social networking and other online activities that were reported to be more popular with boys and men.
In regard to Canadian males in the ages of 15-24, it was documented that 41% of them experienced emailing, 28% participated in social marketing, less than half this amount shopped online and 18% spent their time online engaged in additional things.
On the other hand, approximately half of the young ladies (48%) co-responded to letters on the network, around a quarter of them used the internet connection for social marketing, less than a fifth purchased goods online and 9% used the internet otherwise.