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PSY 180 Psychology of Aging

Compiled by Stacey Cooper

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Technology for Seniors and the Elderly

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Basic Terms

  • seniors and the internet
  • virtual retirement communities
  • senior technology products
  • senior citizen apps
  • transportation and technology
  • food delivery services
  • wearable technology for seniors
  • assistive technology devices

 

(Learning Objectives, Key Points, and Basic Terms content by Professor Stacey Cooper is licensed under CC BY 4.0.)

 

"Seniors today are faced with a dilemma. They did not grow up during the era of computers and the internet, yet this age group now depends on this technology. As a result, seniors are learning more and using technologies for the first time. In general, technology is helping to give senior citizens an improved quality of life through increased connectivity and a sense of community."