A three-countries case study of older people's browsing

Prush Sa-nga-ngam · Sri Kurniawan

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Technology Use by Older Adults Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues Aging and Gerontology Research

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This paper presents quantitative data on browsing activities with 63 respondents aged 55 years old and over from three countries: UK, USA and Thailand. The questionnaire explored frequently browsed topics, browser's functions used, problems with standard browsers and features to add to a standard browser to make it more ageing-friendly. The study revealed country-related differences in various aspects of Internet uses, including the topics accessed and places of access. However, no country-related difference was observed on the input device used and the number of browsing windows opened.

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2005Research-derived web design guidelines for older people 2006Personalising web page presentation for older people 2003A web accessibility service: update and findings

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