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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2022 · 26 MIN

The Generational Digital Divide

from Mind On Media · host AOC Community Media

Technology possesses the huge potential of improving & simplifying our everyday lives. And as companies keep pivoting their products, services & operations online, we recognize more of the digital divide gap that affects our modern-day senior populations (the “young-old” 65-74, middle old “75-85” and oldest “86+)each to varying extents. Topic Questions: What are some of the new-age challenges that today’s senior citizens face with the adoption of tech? What types of factors contribute to the generational digital divide? (Lack of access? Lack of interest? Lack of education/support? etc.) Are there any steps we can take to help abridge the generational digital divide? You can find out more info about AOC, all things media production and media literacy, on our website at aocinc.org. & We hope you join us again for more conscious conservations. Until next time! Lagniappe Reads & Resources: Slate - Why Older People Really Eschew Technology The Guardian - Older people more likely to share fake news on Facebook, study finds The Guardian - Older users share more misinformation. Your guess why might be wrong. Easy Tech Seniors - The Ultimate Guide to Teach Tech to Seniors

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