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Page 1 of 10 View Summary Filter s Download s Browse s» PAGE: 1. Before coming to Seton Hall University, what computer did you primarily use? I used my own laptop or netbook computer I used my own desktop computer 5 58 19.8% 21 I used a family computer 23.6% 25 I used a school or library computer I did not have convenient access to a computer 2 0.0% 0 answered question PAGE: OWNERSHIP 1. With regards to the computer you or your family owned before coming to Seton Hall University, was it a: Windows PC Laptop 39.4% 41 Windows PC Desktop 44.2% 46 Windows PC Netbook 2 Mac Laptop 9.6% 10 Mac Desktop 3.8% 4 Other 1.0% 1 1 answered question 104 skipped question 2 2. With regards to the computer you or your family owned before coming to Seton Hall University, was it: Less than a year old 23.1% 24 One or two years old 45.2% 47

Page 2 of 10 Three or more years old 31.7% 33 answered question 104 skipped question 2 PAGE: TECHNOLOGY 1. In your high school classes how often did you use the following technologies: Frequently Sometimes Rarely Never Computers (laptop, desktop, netbook, etc.) 39.6% (42) 35.8% (38) 20.8% (22) 3.8% (4) Digital Textbooks, including publisher web resources 7.5% (8) 21.7% (23) 30.2% (32) 40.6% (43) ereaders, such as Kindle or Nook 5.7% (6) 12.3% (13) 77.4% (82) Learning Management Systems, such as Blackboard or Moodle 14.2% (15) 10.4% (11) 11.3% (12) 64.2% (68) Internet-based resources, such as Google or Wikipedia 53.8% (57) 29.2% (31) 12.3% (13) answered question 2. How often do you use any of these personal mobile technologies for your class work or other academic uses? Frequently Sometimes Rarely Never Cell phone 34.9% (37) 25.5% (27) 15.1% (16) 24.5% (26) Smart Phone (includes mobile web browser and data plan) 26.4% (28) 29.2% (31) 9.4% (10) 34.9% (37) Personal music / video player (ipod, Zune, etc.) 20.8% (22) 29.2% (31) 24.5% (26) 25.5% (27) Gaming Device (PSP, Nintendo DS, etc.) 6.6% (7) 5.7% (6) 17.0% (18) 70.8% (75) ereader (Kindle, Nook, etc.) 10.4% (11) 7.5% (8) 79.2% (84) Mobile Tablet (ipad, Android, etc.) 6.6% (7) 9.4% (10) 79.2% (84) Other 6.6% (7) 6.6% (7) 82.1% (87) 5 answered question

Page 3 of 10 3. Which of the non-university devices listed below do you connect to the University's network? [Check all that apply] Smart Phone 43.4% 46 Personal music / video player (ipod, Zune, etc.) Portable Gaming Device (PSP, Nintendo DS, etc.) Gaming Console (Xbox, Wii, PS3, etc.) Entertainment Console (Tivo, Blu-ray player, Roku, AppleTV, etc.) 36.8% 39 5 20.8% 22 2 ereader (Kindle, Nook, etc.) 2 Mobile Tablet (ipad, Android, etc.) 7.5% 8 None 27.4% 29 0.9% 1 answered question 4. Which of the following do you plan to purchase in the next six months? [Check all that apply] Smart Phone 30.2% 32 Personal music / video player (ipod, Zune, etc.) Portable Gaming Device (PSP, Nintendo DS, etc.) Gaming Console (Xbox, Wii, PS3, etc.) Entertainment Console (Tivo, Blu-ray player, Roku, AppleTV, etc.) 10.4% 11 0.9% 1 7.5% 8 7.5% 8 ereader (Kindle, Nook, etc.) 8.5% 9 Mobile Tablet (ipad, Android, etc.) 12.3% 13 None 49.1% 52

Page 4 of 10 5 answered question PAGE: SATISFACTION WITH MOBILE COMPUTING 1. How satisfied are you with: Very Satisfied Satisfied Neutral Unsatisfied Very Unsatisfied Not applicable the laptop computer you received from the University? 22.6% (24) 37.7% (40) 19.8% (21) 14.2% (15) 5.7% (6) 0.0% (0) PC Support Services repair facility in Corrigan Hall? 24.5% (26) 38.7% (41) 20.8% (22) 6.6% (7) 0.9% (1) 8.5% (9) the Technology Service Desk (aka Help Desk)? 17.9% (19) 32.1% (34) 30.2% (32) 13.2% (14) the campus wireless network? 19.8% (21) 34.9% (37) 23.6% (25) 14.2% (15) 7.5% (8) 0.0% (0) the Blackboard Learning Management System? 16.0% (17) 46.2% (49) 29.2% (31) 5.7% (6) 0.9% (1) PirateNet? 20.8% (22) 47.2% (50) 25.5% (27) 6.6% (7) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) the University's website? 17.9% (19) 55.7% (59) 25.5% (27) 0.9% (1) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) Microsoft email and other services? 19.8% (21) 55.7% (59) 17.0% (18) 3.8% (4) 0.9% (1) answered question PAGE: TELL US ABOUT YOUR TECHNOLOGY USE. 1. How many hours per day would you estimate that you spend using the following technologies: 0 hrs 1-4 hrs 5-9 hrs 10-14 hrs 15-19 hrs 20-24 hrs e-mail for academic 81.1% (86) 10.4% (11) 0.9% (1) e-mail for non-academic 21.7% (23) 67.0% (71) 3.8% (4) 0.0% (0) the Blackboard learning system for academic 74.5% (79) 13.2% (14) 5.7% (6) 0.0% (0) the Blackboard learning system for non-academic 63.2% (67) 29.2% (31) 0.9% (1) 0.9% (1) 0.9% (1)

Page 5 of 10 Internet websites for academic 65.1% (69) 25.5% (27) Internet websites for nonacademic 5.7% (6) 49.1% (52) 34.0% (36) 7.5% (8) social networking tools (Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, Texting) for academic 34.0% (36) 5 (58) 6.6% (7) 0.9% (1) social networking tools (Twitter, Facebook, Myspace, Texting) for nonacademic 7.5% (8) 46.2% (49) 28.3% (30) 12.3% (13) 3.8% (4) Mobile device (Smartphone, ereader, etc.) for academic 37.7% (40) 5 (56) Mobile device (Smartphone, ereader, etc.) for non-academic 21.7% (23) 38.7% (41) 21.7% (23) 10.4% (11) 3.8% (4) 3.8% (4) answered question 2. How often do you use the following free online services? Frequently Sometimes Rarely Never Chat or video chat software (e.g. Skype) 29.2% (31) 34.0% (36) 20.8% (22) 16.0% (17) Video sites (e.g. YouTube) 5 (56) 35.8% (38) 9.4% (10) Music sites (e.g. Pandora) 26.4% (28) 38.7% (41) 20.8% (22) 14.2% (15) Web-based collaboration software (e.g. Microsoft Live or Google Docs) 14.2% (15) 28.3% (30) 29.2% (31) 28.3% (30) Online file storage or backup services (e.g. Dropbox) 6.6% (7) 16.0% (17) 27.4% (29) 50.0% (53) answered question 3. Do you subscribe to or use any of the fee/subscription-based online services listed below? Backup services (Carbonite, Mozy, etc.) Cloud services (Mobile Me, Windows Live, etc.) 8.5% 9 15.1% 16

Page 6 of 10 Music Services (Napster, Rdio, Rhapsody, etc.) Video Services (Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, etc.) Gaming Services (Xbox Live, WoW, etc.) 17.9% 19 49.1% 52 29.2% 31 19.8% 21 answered question 4. In addition to the University-issued laptop, did you bring another computer to Seton Hall University? No 84.9% 90 Yes. Please describe what kind of computer and why. 15.1% 16 answered question PAGE: TELL US ABOUT YOUR TECHNOLOGY PREFERNCES 1. How important is it for you to have: Very Important Important Neither Important or Unimportant Unimportant Very Unimportant a computer repair facility on campus? 80.2% (85) 16.0% (17) 3.8% (4) 0.0% (0) 0.0% (0) telephone support for technology available 24/7? 55.7% (59) 34.0% (36) 9.4% (10) 0.9% (1) 0.0% (0) computer labs available in the library and other academic buildings? 57.5% (61) 28.3% (30) 11.3% (12) 0.0% (0) technology training opportunities? 34.0% (36) 26.4% (28) 31.1% (33) 8.5% (9) 0.0% (0) wireless network access around campus? 94.3% (100) 3.8% (4) 0.9% (1) 0.0% (0) 0.9% (1) answered question 2. Do you prefer courses that require, encourage, permit, discourage, or forbid computer use? require encourage permit discourage forbid Rating Average

Page 7 of 10 Please select a preference 10.4% (11) 5 (55) 27.4% (29) 8.5% (9) 3.60 and please tell us why 74 answered question 3. Seton Hall University currently charges a separate technology fee that funds the Mobile Computing program, the campus wireless network, the Blackboard Learning System and more. How would you prefer to pay for these services in the future? Continue with separate technology fee 20.8% 22 Roll technology fee into tuition 40.6% 43 No preference 38.7% 41 answered question 4. If the University were to consider changing how the Mobile Computing Program works, what would be your preference for the future of the program? Note that this might affect the technology fee. I prefer the current program where the University provides a standard laptop computer, software, and computer support, the fee remains consistent. I prefer to purchase my own computer, understanding that I would be responsible for computer software and repairs on my own, the fee may be lower. I prefer to have the University provide a computer, software, and computer support, but I would like to have a greater choice of computers, the fee depends on my choice. 32.1% 34 13.2% 14 5 55 3 answered question 5. If the University gave you the choice to select a different computer than the one currently issued as part of the Mobile Computing Program, what would you most likely choose?

Page 8 of 10 I would choose a laptop similar to the one I currently have I would choose one with a larger screen and faster processor which may be heavier with a shorter battery life I would choose one with a smaller screen and slower processor which may be lighter with a longer battery life I would choose a convertible tablet / PC 16.0% 17 9.4% 10 5.7% 6 7.5% 8 I would choose a Mac laptop 47.2% 50 I would choose a Netbook 0.0% 0 I would choose a laptop plus an ipad, Android, or similar tablet 12.3% 13 2 answered question PAGE: TELL US ABOUT YOU 1. To receive the $20 for participation on your Pirate Gold account please provide the following information: First Name: Last Name: Student ID Email Address: 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 99.1% 105 answered question 2. Please tell us your current class year at Seton Hall University Freshman 92.5% 98

Page 9 of 10 Sophomore 3.8% 4 Junior 0.0% 0 Senior 0.9% 1 Graduate Student 3 answered question 3. In which school/discipline(s) are your major and minor coursework? (Check all that apply.) A&S - Art, Music and Theater 8.5% 9 A&S - Humanities 8.5% 9 A&S - Natural & Physical Sciences 10.4% 11 A&S - Social Sciences 22.6% 24 Business 27.4% 29 Diplomacy 11.3% 12 Education & Human Services 7.5% 8 Health and Medical Sciences 3.8% 4 Law 0.0% 0 Nursing 16.0% 17 Theology 0.9% 1 Library 0.0% 0 answered question 4. Please tell us whether you are a resident or commuter student. Resident 71.7% 76 Commuter 28.3% 30 answered question 5. In order to perform more detailed analysis on student preferences for computers and the future of the Mobile Computing Program, the University would like to use a limited amount of the demographic data that you provided as part of your application. The University will not use this data without your permission. Please check below if the University may use this data to perform further analysis on the

Page 10 of 10 responses to this survey. Yes 83.0% 88 No 17.0% 18 answered question