Abstract Background and Objectives The digital revolution has resulted in innovative
solutions and technologies that can support the well-being, independence, and health of …

This study examined the feasibility of a novel communication technology to enhance social
connectedness among older adults in residential care. Research suggests that technology …

This paper assesses the digital divide between and within the 28 member-states of the
European Union. The analysis comprised four socio-demographic contexts: age, education …

Research on digital inequality tends to collapse people above a certain age into one “older
adults” category, seemingly assuming that this is one homogeneous group when it comes to …

Aim/PurposeThe aim of this paper is to identify the possibilities for reducing the second and
third levels of the digital divide (or inequality) through conscious application of digital …

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 …

Abstract The role of Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) on the quality of life
(QoL) has garnered much research interest recently given the pervasiveness of ICTs in our …

Despite evidence of an upward trend in the adoption of information and communication
technologies (ICTs), current media discourse suggests that older adults (those 60-plus) lag …

Aging is highly correlated with a decline in cognitive abilities. Information and
communication technologies are nowadays increasingly used for knowledge acquisition …

The digital economy is a pivotal force driving economic development that has profoundly
changed the public's way of life. However, less privileged elderly groups may be unable to …