The Role of Information Technology in Older Adult Learning

Sandra Timmermann

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Technology Use by Older Adults Adult and Continuing Education Topics Health, Education, and Aging

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Abstract Many seniors have entered the information age through the use of computers. This discussion focuses on probabilities, limitations, and challenges of technology for older adult education.

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