Computers & Technology

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The results of this survey reinforce the results of the voter survey, showing an extremely high level of support for computers in schools, even to the extent of bonding for them and funding purchases through tax increases. The following result is the strongest of all:

This result is perhaps the most surprising, with perhaps more of a disagreement percentage to be expected. It is a resounding result:

The following result is an endorsement of the idea of bonding for more computers for Anchorage schools:

And while the results are gradually getting weaker, a 67.4% majority says they would be willing to pay for them with increased taxes:

A bond statement, worded negatively, has only 29.6% agreement, with 50.0% disagreeing:

Respondents with ASD children are considerably more likely to support most of the computer related issues, as follows:

	None	One or more
I THINK CLASSROOMS SHOULD HAVE MORE COMPUTERS
Agree	66.7%	77.2%
Disagree	14.5%	15.8%
Neutral/Not sure	18.8%	6.9%
EVERY TEACHER SHOULD HAVE HIS OR HER OWN COMPUTER
Agree	74.9%	86.2%
Disagree	21.2%	9.8%
Neutral/Not sure	3.9%	4.0%

Computers have reached near saturation in Anchorage now, with 89.7% of households equipped with a computer, and 83.7% connected to the Internet.

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