A technológia használatának segítő tényezői idős korban
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https://doi.org/10.14267/VEZTUD.2020.10.02Keywords:
technology acceptance, older adults, internet usageAbstract
Over recent decades ageing has growing impact on society and poses several challenges. A crucial question is how the political and economic system can help the process of ageing, how the wellbeing of older people can be maintained and enhanced. Computers and the use of internet plays a major role in helping older people. The objective of this article is to investigate the factors that can help to accept and enjoy the benefits of internet use among older adults. With a questionnaire the author examined adults over 60 years and asked them about the factors that helps or hinders the use of internet. Based on the result it is confirmed that the accessibility and the design of the interface and the device plays huge role in using it. Besides, if older people realize the benefits of amusement with keeping contact through internet may help using it in the long run.
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