9 Reasons Senior Citizens Love the Internet August 13, 2017 Seniors & Technology - Seniors can remember long before the Internet existed—and yet now, we live in a world that’s dependent on it. This can be jarring to some seniors. But others embrace the Internet and all it brings fully. And the truth is, the Internet can enrich the lives of seniors in dozens of ways. Here are just … Continue reading "9 Reasons Senior Citizens Love the Internet"
“Friending” Your Grandkids: Navigating the Social Media Minefield August 13, 2017 Seniors & Technology - Facebook isn’t just for college kids anymore. The site has seen a dramatic increase in membership among people aged 50 and over, and with good reason. Facebook gives older adults a great way to keep in touch with family—especially kids and grandkids. But if you’re considering “friending” your grandkids, be aware—Facebook isn’t just a means … Continue reading "“Friending” Your Grandkids: Navigating the Social Media Minefield"
New Rules About Voting: How They May Affect You August 13, 2017 Seniors & Technology - New voting laws that require photo ID’s may have a disproportionate impact on older Americans. After the 2010 midterm elections, dozens of states have enacted these laws—leaving the current total of states where you need a photo ID to vote at about 34. The problem is that approximately 21 million people don’t have valid, government-issued … Continue reading "New Rules About Voting: How They May Affect You"
