I'm 24, so (I hope) my experiences are still somewhat relevant: When I was in high school, just like your daughter, I never used email. It was only to communic

I'm 24, so (I hope) my experiences are still somewhat relevant: When I was in high school, just like your daughter, I never used email. It was only to communicate with teachers, shipment notifications, or email updates from my favorite bands. In college, this largely shifted with the popularity of listservs and email communication with professors. However, what I didn't expect (and makes a lot of sense) is that, towards the end of college and after I graduated, I started emailing and Gchattng with my friends significantly more. Why? Simple explanation. We were in offices most of the day (internships then jobs), and couldn't be seen on Facebook or on our phones. But, we could have our personal email up in one of our browser tabs and no one would know.