I do believe that a global effort is necessary to enhance cyber literacy among the elderly population because we live in a society that relies on technology, and most basic activities have to be done …Read MoreI do believe that a global effort is necessary to enhance cyber literacy among the elderly population because we live in a society that relies on technology, and most basic activities have to be done through a computer or phone. Therefore, I think it is important to teach our elder population how to do these things through the internet so they are self sufficient and don’t rely on others to complete their basic tasks.Read Less
Yes, I believe in a global effort to enhance cyber literacy among the elderly population. By doing so, they can avoid struggling with technological advancements and stay connected with ease. They can …Read MoreYes, I believe in a global effort to enhance cyber literacy among the elderly population. By doing so, they can avoid struggling with technological advancements and stay connected with ease. They can also avoid falling for scams which usually target a vulnerable population like them.Read Less
Yes, though I would point out this needs to be done regardless, not just for the elderly. The prevailing thought when I was in high school a decade ago was that older generations were susceptible to …Read MoreYes, though I would point out this needs to be done regardless, not just for the elderly. The prevailing thought when I was in high school a decade ago was that older generations were susceptible to misinformation online while our generations would not. Yet, today, I would argue younger adults are just as vulnerable.Read Less
It’s imperative to implement intergenerational cyber literacy efforts, not just for the elderly, especially regarding AI and how to identify it, and critical thinking skills. I would argue that …Read MoreIt’s imperative to implement intergenerational cyber literacy efforts, not just for the elderly, especially regarding AI and how to identify it, and critical thinking skills. I would argue that ethical use of digital technologies is also dire to teach, as many younger generations have lost the skills of how to communicate in an ethical and proper way due to being accustomed to a more casual register of language online, such as with slang.Read Less
I do believe that a global effort is necessary to enhance cyber literacy among the elderly population because we live in a society that relies on technology, and most basic activities have to be done …Read MoreI do believe that a global effort is necessary to enhance cyber literacy among the elderly population because we live in a society that relies on technology, and most basic activities have to be done through a computer or phone. Therefore, I think it is important to teach our elder population how to do these things through the internet so they are self sufficient and don’t rely on others to complete their basic tasks. Read Less
Yes, I believe in a global effort to enhance cyber literacy among the elderly population. By doing so, they can avoid struggling with technological advancements and stay connected with ease. They can …Read MoreYes, I believe in a global effort to enhance cyber literacy among the elderly population. By doing so, they can avoid struggling with technological advancements and stay connected with ease. They can also avoid falling for scams which usually target a vulnerable population like them. Read Less
This is super important. Scams are so prevalent and with an emphasis on education it could prevent many harmful situations.
This will really help many elderly people avoid scams online and protect their information.
Yes, though I would point out this needs to be done regardless, not just for the elderly. The prevailing thought when I was in high school a decade ago was that older generations were susceptible to …Read MoreYes, though I would point out this needs to be done regardless, not just for the elderly. The prevailing thought when I was in high school a decade ago was that older generations were susceptible to misinformation online while our generations would not. Yet, today, I would argue younger adults are just as vulnerable. Read Less
It’s imperative to implement intergenerational cyber literacy efforts, not just for the elderly, especially regarding AI and how to identify it, and critical thinking skills. I would argue that …Read MoreIt’s imperative to implement intergenerational cyber literacy efforts, not just for the elderly, especially regarding AI and how to identify it, and critical thinking skills. I would argue that ethical use of digital technologies is also dire to teach, as many younger generations have lost the skills of how to communicate in an ethical and proper way due to being accustomed to a more casual register of language online, such as with slang. Read Less