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The Elderly and the Digital Divide
Why Grandma Should Get Online.
By: Cierra, Racheal, and Paige
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Key Words
The Elderly and the Digital divide.
Psychology
Sociology
Economics
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Different statistics
Different point of views
Different research
"elderly and the digital divide"
"Older population vs. Technology"
"Seniors and social networking"
"Internet difference between the generations"
growing issue
physical enhancement
mental enhancement
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Mind Sets
Psychology
The psychology portion of the research went into depth about the individuals reactions and experience and how that affected their quality of life.
Sociology
The sociology perspective integrated insights based on how the elderly internet usage will affect their communication skills with the society and how the elderly will be able to enhance seeking skills towards healthcare benefits.
Economics
Gave more insights on how the different technology companies could contribute towards making elderly people access to the internet much easier.
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- Stegbauer, Paul; Is the digital divide between young elderly people, October, 3, 2005;Vol.10 No. 10.
- Jaeger, B. Trapped in the digital Divide? Old People in the information Society; 2004, Vol.17 No.2