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United States Technology Use and Public Participation Survey

This dataset represents a large, nationally representative sample of United States residents (N = 1180) about their technology use behaviors and how they participate in social, civic, and political activities. The survey was conducted in 2012 on the Amazon Mechanical Turk platform. Question categories include the degree to which respondents use various technologies, how they use technologies for various purposes, and what kinds of activities they participate in regularly outside of the home. This dataset represents a lens into the daily technological lives of U.S. residents and how technology may influence various public activities, such as social, civic, and political participation.