The rapid development of digital technologies and their increasing application in many
areas of everyday life challenge all citizens to continuously learn digital skills. This also …

Rapid development of digital technologies affects the lives of all people and often leads to
people being in unequal positions regarding digital skills training opportunities. Older adults' …

An increasing reliance on digital technology in one's everyday life necessitates the
development of digital literacy skills to enable one's continued participation in the Internet …

Purpose: Building on recent digital literacy initiatives, three strategies were identified for
exploration, relating to successful use of digital tablets by older adults who lacked previous …

As digital multimedia devices increasingly pervade people's lives, including the lives of older
adults, the need to provide relevant training for these age groups grows. Older adults, not …

As information and services are becoming more and more decentralized and they are often
available in the cloud, an increasing number of older adults are expected to use Internet …

With the continuing advancement of digitalization of everyday life, digital literacy becomes
more and more a necessity. As a consequence, those who are digitally illiterate experience …

Modern society is characterized by the use of information and communication technologies.
Older adults are believed to face challenges while learning to use new technologies but …

The ability to navigate the ever-changing world of digital technology is a new form of literacy,
one that presents a considerable challenge to older adults. Digital literacy has quickly …

People aged 65+ generally use new media technologies less, in less mobile ways, and for
less versatile purposes than younger age groups do. This has raised concerns about older …