The given bar graphs illustrate the proportion of undergraduate and postgraduate students perception from University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, and University of Leeds in terms of reliability of print and non-print academic resources.
Overall, it is evident that postgraduates consider print materials are more reliable, whereas undergraduates find non-print resources are more dependable.
Looking at the graphs, we can see that 90% postgraduate students from University of oxford, around 89% postgraduates from University of Cambridge, and about 95% from university of Leeds rate printed materials are more trustworthy. However, undergraduate students support on print resources comparatively lower than postgraduates. These proportion are around 75% of undergraduates at University of Cambridge and 80% of undergraduates at both oxford and Leeds.
As for the remaining information, approximately 50% student of postgraduates from University of Oxford, Cambridge, and Leeds consider reliability of non-print materials, which is less than undergraduates. Meanwhile, around 60% of undergraduates from these three different universities support that non-print resources are more dependable.