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UIC ENCODE Series, Mobile Tech Workshop for Older Adults: Taking, Saving and Sharing Photos
Monday, June 10 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
FreeMembers & guests: free.
Location: Via Zoom and in person at Fourth Presbyterian Church Center for Life and Learning (126 E Chestnut)
This workshop will cover the basics of taking photos, making albums, and sharing photos with family, friends, and social media via your smartphone or tablet.
More about the UIC Program: Effectively using online applications and services is becoming essential to fully participate in our society, democracy, and economy. But that has put many older adults at a significant disadvantage. Although tech ownership among older adults has increased significantly over the past half-decade, most still use very few digital apps and services.
To advance the digital inclusion of older adults, we are studying the sociotechnical barriers they face in the continual use of digital apps and services—beyond onboarding and early adoption. The Enabling Continual Digital Inclusion of Older Adults (ENCODE) research project aims to identify and address these barriers via tech or social innovations.
Our research is human-centered and community-centered. As part of our research, we organize different community events for older adults and their loved ones, where we provide digital literacy skills and tech support and learn about older adults and their tech use. These events and programs are informed by the latest research in aging and technology and funded by the University of Illinois Chicago and the National Institute of Aging.
To learn more about their human research studies and work click here.
We are excited to partner with the Center for Life and Learning at Fourth Presbyterian Church on this amazing hybrid program. Center for Life and Learning at Fourth Presbyterian Church is a program where people 60+ can be curious, creative, connected, and encouraged. The CLL offers over 20 classes per week on various topics – health, fitness, arts, humanities, and foreign language.
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