by Ellen Blake Much of the world shifted in early 2020 from in-person meetings to online due to the coronavirus. Early on, I believed the technology was a blessing. After all, video platforms such as Zoom provide an easy way for people to conduct business, socialize, worship, even date. Fast forward
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Technology tips for older adults. Seniors can and should stay connected with cell phones, computers, and ipads! 50Plus living
Review- Best Free Website Builders for Beginners
by Lesley Haught Thinking about monetizing your passion for making jewelry? Wondering if your handicraft skills will fetch you money? Or, looking for ways to offer tuition online? A simple website could connect you with hundreds or even thousands of potential customers. Every new business deserves a website. The website design should
Social Media Overload: How To Take Back Control
by Stephanie Gonzalez I spoke with a friend the other day who complained about the endless notifications she receives from all her social media apps. This wasn’t a new conversation. I regularly have the same conversation with other friends. Yesterday, MySpace was the place to be online. Today, we may scroll through
Smartphones for Older Adults: Useful Irritant or Bothersome Utility?
Author: Ellen Blake SENIORS AND TECHNOLOGY Are you an older adult who doesn't want a smartphone? In my opinion, everyone should own a smartphone, even those who believe they won't use it. You don't have to eliminate the landline; but sometimes it's nice to have both. You will quickly realize the convenience
Enjoyable Touchscreen Game Apps-Short Term Memory Not Required
by Ellen Blake Are you looking to support your loved one with short term memory issues or dementia? These touchscreen apps, researched by ActoDementia promote enjoyable and stimulating activities for people living with dementia. This website, created by a group of independent researchers, provides evidence based recommended apps.A short term working memory
