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Older adults consistently reject digital technology even when designed to be accessible and trustworthy
Older adults consistently reject digital technology even when designed to be accessible and trustworthy
As technology progresses, older generations are being given ‘smart’ devices and are adopting these d...
Given that older adults constitute a highly heterogeneous group that engages with digital media in v...
Older adults around the world experience physical, psychological, social and economic issues that hi...
Older adults consistently reject digital technology even when designed to be accessible and trustwor...
Despite the growing body of research into older adults‟ use of technology and the Internet, little i...
Despite evidence of an upward trend in ICT adoption, current media discourse suggests that older adu...
As more and more of the business of society is transferred and conducted online, older adults freque...
Social commentators are beginning to recognise that encouraging older adults’ use of information and...
While younger adults have embraced internet technology, older adults have lagged behind in internet ...
ABSTRACT—Why are older adults reluctant to adopt new technology, such as the Internet, given its pot...
As digital technology changes the way we perform daily tasks like shopping and paying bills, how do ...
Older adults' definitions of digital technology, and experiences of digital inclusion sessions, were...
This study examines the experience and attitudes of older adults towards technology and how they com...
Although it is widely perceived that older adults should be making more use of information and commu...
Digital technology holds a promise to improve older adults’ well-being and promote ageing in place. ...
As technology progresses, older generations are being given ‘smart’ devices and are adopting these d...
Given that older adults constitute a highly heterogeneous group that engages with digital media in v...
Older adults around the world experience physical, psychological, social and economic issues that hi...
Older adults consistently reject digital technology even when designed to be accessible and trustwor...
Despite the growing body of research into older adults‟ use of technology and the Internet, little i...
Despite evidence of an upward trend in ICT adoption, current media discourse suggests that older adu...
As more and more of the business of society is transferred and conducted online, older adults freque...
Social commentators are beginning to recognise that encouraging older adults’ use of information and...
While younger adults have embraced internet technology, older adults have lagged behind in internet ...
ABSTRACT—Why are older adults reluctant to adopt new technology, such as the Internet, given its pot...
As digital technology changes the way we perform daily tasks like shopping and paying bills, how do ...
Older adults' definitions of digital technology, and experiences of digital inclusion sessions, were...
This study examines the experience and attitudes of older adults towards technology and how they com...
Although it is widely perceived that older adults should be making more use of information and commu...
Digital technology holds a promise to improve older adults’ well-being and promote ageing in place. ...
As technology progresses, older generations are being given ‘smart’ devices and are adopting these d...
Given that older adults constitute a highly heterogeneous group that engages with digital media in v...
Older adults around the world experience physical, psychological, social and economic issues that hi...
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