Rainie, L. (2013, May 1). Parents, Children, Libraries, and Reading. Pew Research Internet Project. Retrieved July 11, 2014 from http://www.pewinternet.org/.
Have you ever wondered who pushed reading and going to the library the most? Well a survey was done asking parents many questions on who reads to their children, who visited the library more, who has read a book in the last 12 months and why libraries are so important to have in our communities. These questions were answered by some 2,252 Americans ages 16 and above with some 584 of these being parents with children younger than 18. After all the results were in the moms were the ones who spent most of their time with their children reading to them and taking them to the library, even with all the technology they may have.
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After looking at all three info-graphic sites, I chose Piktochart. It looked to have all the information I need to create an info-graph and this site also had more samplers to choose from.
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