Digital Inclusion and Older Adults

To ensure older individuals' digital inclusion, five essential barriers must be overcome: access, installation, knowledge, design, and trust. The cornerstone for addressing connection is to provide high-speed, low-cost internet and devices, as well as installation and support. Consumers require digital literacy training as well as up-to-date technical information.

To ensure digital inclusion for older adults, it is important to provide digital literacy courses to the older adults, needs of older people in the corporate world should be addressed.A collaborative approach between public and private is required for digital inclusion. Inclusiveness and diversity is important for digital equity. While designing technology, it is imperative to consider end users and their unique needs, so that it can be accessible to anyone.

//www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/10/how-can-we-ensure-digital-inclusion-for-older-adults/