The bar graph compares the internet usage of Canadian males and females aged between 15 and 24, in the year 2000. The units are measured in percentages.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the maximum number of men and women used internet for mailing service, whereas the minimum number of individuals used it for educational purposes.
To begin with, both males and females accessed internet for sending e-mails similarly, at 70% and 71%, respectively. Meanwhile, 71% of men used internet for goods and services compared to 61% of women.
In the case of online shopping, females network usage were more than males, standing at 38%, whereas men made up only 28%. This trend reverses in gaming, where men accounted for 64% and women for only 58%.
Regarding chat rooms, 50% of men and 48% of women used net for this purpose. However, internet accessed for research and education recorded the lowest proportion compared to all other categories, with only 9% and 13% of men and women, respectively.