INTERGENERATIONAL WORKSHOP TO EMPOWER OLDER ADULTS IN SMART TECHNOLOGIES
2024

Empowering Older Adults Through Technology Workshops

publication Evidence: moderate

Author Information

Author(s): Wei Duo, Joseph Morales, David Burdick

Primary Institution: Stockton University

Hypothesis

Can intergenerational programming enhance learning and health outcomes for older adults?

Conclusion

The intergenerational service learning project effectively fosters learning and strengthens community bonds.

Supporting Evidence

  • Workshops were tailored to educate older adults on technology-related subjects.
  • Student feedback and surveys indicated the effectiveness of the program.
  • The initiative promotes lifelong learning and community engagement.

Takeaway

Students teach older adults how to use technology, which helps everyone learn and connect better.

Methodology

Students organized technology training workshops for older adults and assessed effectiveness through feedback and surveys.

Participant Demographics

University students and older adults from the community.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1093/geroni/igae098.1641

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