Challenging the Digital Divide: Factors Affecting the Availability, Adoption, and Acceptance of Future Technology in Elderly User Communities

Ramalatha Marimuthu · Shally Gupta · Larry Stapleton · Dominique Duncan · Bożenna Pasik-Duncan

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This article discusses the digital divide with respect to the elderly. To bridge this gap by providing digital education will require the combined efforts of multiple stakeholders. Identifying the challenges and adopting the solutions may take some time in the future.

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