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Digital Natives at Rice

Over five years, Rice University's IT department conducted annual surveys of faculty, staff, and students with a response rate ranging from 8% to 40%. Notably, a freshman survey achieved a 97% response rate. Focus groups and interviews were also utilized. The report includes survey results examining how students first learned about events like the Boston Marathon bombing, technology usage, the number of devices freshmen brought to campus, and shifts in expectations between classes entering in 2009 and 2012, alongside faculty performance assessments.

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Digital Natives at Rice

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  1. Digital Natives at Rice Gary Kidney Director, Academic & Research Computing

  2. 5 Years of Data Annual IT survey of faculty, staff, & students with 8 - 40% response rate. Incoming Freshmen survey with 97% response rate. Focus groups and “man-on-the-street” interviews.

  3. First Poll

  4. First Poll: The Survey Says How did you first learn of the bombing at the Boston Marathon? Asked of 41 students walking on campus

  5. Second Poll

  6. Second Poll: The Survey Says How do you use technology? (Top seven answers presented. N= 4,275)

  7. Second Poll: The Survey Says How do you use technology? (Top seven answers presented. N= 4,275)

  8. Third Poll

  9. Third Poll: The Survey Says Not counting gaming consoles and media-watching boxes, how many WiFi devices did the average Rice freshman of 2012 bring to campus? (N= 997) 1 2 3 .25

  10. Fourth Poll

  11. Fourth Poll: The Survey Says The largest change between the class entering in 2009 and the classes since then is in which expectation factor? (Top five changes presented. N= 4,275)

  12. Fifth Poll

  13. Fifth Poll: The Survey Says The biggest gap between the expectations of 2012's freshmen and what was provided was in what factor? (Top five answers presented. N= 1,013)

  14. Sixth Poll

  15. Sixth Poll: The Survey Says Of the expectations reported by 2011's entering freshmen, which expectation were the faculty the least likely to meet?

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