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Online Learning News and Research
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Monday, February 25, 2002
http://www.emarketer.com/estatnews/quickestats/welcome.html Online Learners and the Internet According to Fulcrum Analytics, one-fifth of adult internet users - or 16.3 million wired adults -- in the US used the internet for some sort of learning program in 2001. Fulcrum believes this total rises 60% from 1997. Fulcrum finds that the "online learner" is more web-savvy than the regular user - online learners have used the internet an average of 4.5 years, as opposed to adult users who have been online for 3.7 years, on average. Additionally, online learners spend roughly 15.3 hours per week online, compared to general users' 11.5 hours per week.
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