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The research reported here was a collaborative project in which the research team worked with a group of older people to investigate a television-based system, ippi.The older people were 'participant innovators' in that they proposed the research project and acted as expert evaluators because of their experience using the television interface.The research explored the usability of the system, and sought to determine whether using a familiar interface (i.e., TV) would have a positive impact on users' subjective response to the system, as recommendations suggest that systems based on familiar artifacts are more successful for older users than those based on the computer paradigm 1 .According to recently published recommendations, using older people's extensive experience when trying to meet their needs can be more successful for promoting a new product or service than relying on interaction patterns based on the computer paradigm 2 .The objective of this research was to explore the impact of older people´s extensive experience in watching television and using TV equipment on shaping the content and the design of a new TV-based communication tool.Older adults watch more TV than any other age group 3 , and TV watching increases over the adult life span 4-10 .Older adults have lived through sweeping developments of the TV medium 11,12 .Familiar artefacts and tangible computing have been
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