Digital Citizen for senior citizens

Learning outcome

Basic computer skills:Many seniors may not be familiar with basic computer skills such as using a mouse or keyboard, navigating the internet, or using email. A short introduction will be given to these foundational skills. Online safety and security:Seniors may be more vulnerable to online scams and fraud. The course will focus on how protect from online threats, such as phishing scams and identity theft. Social media and online communication: Social media can be a great way for seniors to stay connected with family and friends, but it's important to use these platforms safely and responsibly. Topics such as such as privacy settings, online etiquette, and cyberbullying will be treated. Access to healthcare and government services: Many healthcare providers and government agencies now offer online services. Course participants will learn how to access and use these services effectively. Digital storytelling: Digital storytelling can be a fun and creative way for seniors to share their life experiences with others. Participants will learn how create and share digital stories using online tools. Assistive technologies: Seniors may have specific physical or cognitive needs that require assistive technologies such as screen readers, text-to-speech software, or large-print displays. An introduction will be given to these technologies and teach them how to use them effectively.