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The image provides a table with data on online course participation by age, divided into categories for those aged under 25 and those aged over 25. For "Never taken an online course," the numbers are 79 (10%) under 25 and 180 (41%) over 25. For "Taken 1 online course," the numbers are 160 (20%) under 25 and 90 (21%) over 25. For "Taken 2 online courses," the numbers are 256 (32%) under 25 and 90 (21%) over 25. For "Taken 3 online courses," the numbers are 172 (22%) under 25 and 45 (10%) over 25. For "Taken 4 or more online courses," the numbers are 130 (16%) under 25 and 31 (7%) over 25.
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The table compares percentages of students who has taken online lessons at a Canadian university.
Overall, it is clear that majority of learners under the age of 25 had taken 2 online courses. Meanwhile, students who are older than 25 registered mostly as the ones who did not attend any online classes.
Learners who never taken any classes amoung people below the age of 25 were only 10% accounting as 79 people. In startk contrast, the number of people older than 25 was approximately 40%. Percentages of students below and over 25 who took only a single course registered to 20% and 21%, respectively.
The overwhelming part of students below 25 years have taken 2 online courses (256 people), while, 90 students who are over 25 years got 2 remote lessons. In addition, learners who are over 25 have taken least 3 and 4 courses as their percentages are only 10% and 7% for each.
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