Computer Ownership (IELTS writing task 1) The graphs illustrate the overall computer ownership percentage trend from 2002 to 2010. It is also possible to inspect the percentage difference by educational level at the extremes of that period. Starting with a percentage slightly above the 50% in 2002, the computer ownership increased slowly but steadily, by 5% per year. The peak is reached at about 70% in 2012. A deeper analysis can be conducted by observing the second bar plot. Firstly, it is evident that the percentage of computer users linearly grew with respect to a higher educational level, both in 2002 and 2012. In regard to the first three levels, the graph recorded an increment of 30%, with a starting percentage respectively of 10%, 30% and 50%. Differently, the ownership growth for graduate computer users features a less remarkable raise of 20. However, they feature a greater starting percentage of about 70%. In conclusion, it’s possible to argue that ownerships have steadily increased over the time period in exam, independently on the educational level of the consumer. In percentage, higher level users tend to own more computers than the other categories.