Re-envisioning Digital Equity and Connection Literacy for Older Adults

Author:

White Zachary1

Affiliation:

1. Queens University of Charlotte

Abstract

Aging adults are increasingly reliant on technology to connect and meaningfully participate in overlapping domains of life. To address the digital and connection literacy needs of 1.7 million North Carolinians aged 65 and older, digital inclusion programming should account for the interconnected social assets, needs, and motivations of this diverse population.

Publisher

North Carolina Institute of Medicine

Subject

General Medicine

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