The two line graphs illustrate computer ownership in the UK between 2000 and 2010, and by the level of education in this period. It can be significantly seen that there was an upward trend in the proportion of people using computers.
In general population in the UK, the percentage of citizen owning computers constantly rose. The first year 2000 witnessed more 50% of citizen having this kind of electronic innovation. The figure stably grew to reach a peak of around 80%. It was noticeable that computers almost appeared throughout the UK.
In terms of education degree, there was generally the same trend as the UK population mentioned before. In 2000, for the usage of computer, the citizens not completing highschool apparently accounted for exact 25%, which was the trough. Considering other higher levels, the figures consistently increased particularly of postgraduate degree which was approximately 80% and this was also the highest point in the first year. The year 2010 saw the sustainable growth that started with around 35% of people having no high school diploma and climbed by 55% to reach 90% for postgraduate level eventually.
