Designing Home Care Reminder Systems: Lessons Learned Through Co-Design with Older Users

Marilyn Lennon · Aidan Smeaton · Stephen Anthony Brewster

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Technology Use by Older Adults Usability and User Interface Design Innovative Human-Technology Interaction

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Technology for care at home is an important factor in supporting our ageing population. These technologies need to be both accessible and acceptable to a wide variety of users if they are to be taken up and successfully used in people’s homes. This paper describes the user-centered co-design and

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