Interactions with technology have been shaping human society since its beginning.
Recently, digitalization has pervaded all aspects of our lives and provided us with new ways …

As more and more of the business of society is transferred and conducted online, older
adults frequently find themselves without the skills to participate effectively. This is frequently …

Sex and generational differences in uses and perceptions of technology were examined
among 262 participants (104 men and 158 women), ranging in age from 18 to 92 …

Older adults are the most digitally divided demographic group. The present study explores
how older adults perceive the physical use of information and communication technologies …

Technology surrounds us, from the mobile phones that most of us carry to the televisions that
we watch to the ways that we find information about a restaurant or vacation destination …

Despite increasing social pressure to use new digital technologies, older people's adoption
of them remains below other age groups. This article contributes a sociological dimension to …

Although research has demonstrated a grey divide where older adults are less involved and
skilled with digital media than younger adults, by treating them as a homogenous group, it …

Having access and skills to use social technology, ie social internet use, social media and
social applications, are considered as being vital to online social connection. Whilst …

How do older adults mobilize social support, with and without digital media? To investigate
this, we focus on older adults 65+ residing in the Toronto locality of East York, using 42 …

America's older adult population is increasing at a dramatic rate due to better health care,
technology, and improved living conditions. However, as individuals 65 years and older …