As the world population ages and older adults comprise a growing proportion of current and
potential Internet users, understanding the state of Internet use among older adults as well …

In digitized welfare countries, an increasing number of services to fulfill essential needs
related to finances, housing, health care, social security, and mobility have been moving …

In this article, we (1) examine the various forms of support required by older users (75+) of
digital technology and (2) provide a concrete, everyday life rationale for why warm experts …

Purpose The development of assistive technologies that support people in social
interactions has attracted increased attention in HCI. This paper presents a systematic …

This paper investigates internet non-use in the UK. We apply Resource and Appropriation
Theory (RAT), identifying main factors associated with internet non-use in the UK:(1) older …

Background The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the digitalization of services, but at
the same time, some user groups are excluded due to a lack of digital skills. One of the …

Older adults often assist one another in using digital technology and tend to prefer
assistance provided at home. However, research has yet to examine how life partners in this …

Research suggests that older internet users are not a homogeneous group of users, as their
level of digital inclusion varies widely, depending not only on their age, but also on their …

The COVID-19 pandemic had a considerable impact on how older adults engaged online,
with many using the internet for the first time or relying on family, friends, and peers to …

Purpose This study acknowledges the existing digital divide in India, particularly for
marginalised populations, and highlights the need for exceptional attention to address their …