The literature on the digital divide suggests that seniors continue to lag behind in access to
the Internet, digital skills, and engagement in various online activities. Much of the research …

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 …

Objectives: This study examines older people's use of information and communication
technologies (ICTs) and identifies the factors which can prevent or promote their sustained …

Healthcare information technologies (HIT) have shown great potential for improving the
effectiveness and quality of healthcare services. However, the inequal ability of older adults …

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 …

Although research into older people's internet usage patterns is rapidly growing, their
understandings of digital technologies, particularly in relation to how these are informed by …

Older adults' relationship to information and communications technology (ICT) is often
discussed in terms of the digital divide or technology gap. Older persons, those 65 years of …

Older adults' definitions of digital technology, and experiences of digital inclusion sessions,
were examined using qualitative approaches. Seventeen older adults (aged between 54 …

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 …

Although it is widely perceived that older adults should be making more use of information
and communications technology (ICT), academic studies in this area have been limited …