College of Business, Arkansas State University, Jonesboro, Arkansas, USA
Online published on 29 November, 2014.
The scope of this research paper is to discuss how culture and ideologies influence different internet users among international students at different levels of study. The focus is on those students studying in the United States at different levels of learning. It is about how an International student home country's culture, nation's policies and ideologies influence his/her internet usage habits, or the type of information she/he is interested in browsing. Other vital variables that will be put into consideration will be the students’ age, students’ class, where internet is being used, majors and gender. It is also very important to note that these cultural and ideological factors may work in favor for increased use of internet in some regions while in other regions the same factors may work in disfavor.
Internet uses, information technology, cultural differences, online habits, international students