Digital Literacy and Digital Security in Older Ages: Why Should We Start Now?
Today Digitalization is gaining momentum rapidly and this process new opportunities for seniors It also brings risks. We are part of the 3rd Age University: 50+ School of Life. strengthening the digital skills of older people and their to participate more actively, confidently and independently in the social ecosystem We offer a range of programs that target Safe internet browsing for elderly users, the integration of artificial intelligence into daily life and information security It covers topics such as in depth. Our aim is to make the digital world an inclusive and beneficial place for older people to improve their quality of life and strengthen social participation.
Artificial Intelligence-Powered Programs for the Elderly: Content of the 50+ School of Life
A artificial intelligence working group by creating our elderly digitalization processes We aim to teach them how to manage. The main topics covered in our programs are:
- Artificial intelligence fundamentals and its use in daily life
- Digital ethics and privacy management
- Reducing the risks of digital addiction strategies
- Artificial intelligence in health applications and e-health monitoring
- Travel and communication AI-powered search and planning for
These modules, secure access to information over the internet, making decisions with accurate information ve innovative communication strengthens their skills in using tools.
Internet Safety and Digital Literacy Strategies for Elderly People
A comprehensive approach to reduce risks encountered in internet use digital literacy program We have created. The following topics form the cornerstones of this program:
- Secure password management and multi-factor authentication
- Fraud awareness and fake message/mail detection techniques
- Protection of personal data and prevention of social engineering threats
- Safe online shopping and use of health applications
- Online safety habits and daily practices
In this context, to our elderly, using information correctly ve developing digital literacy skills We set focused goals. We also equal access for male and female users and we design special programs for social inclusion.
Online Shopping, Banking and Healthcare Applications: Accessibility for Seniors
For the elderly online shopping, banking ve health applications We offer a module that increases accessibility in the field. This module includes:
- Step by step user-friendly interfaces adaptation to applications with
- Güvenli ödemö methods and personal finance management tools
- Making a doctor's appointment ve tracking medical results facilitating processes
- Secure sharing of health data and emergency protocols
So the elderly, preserving their independence they can use digital solutions safely in their daily lives. e-health With disease monitoring, medication management and appointment processes become more transparent and effective.
Social Integration of Old Age and Family-Support Network
For the social integration of the aging process support for caregivers ve Policies to improve the quality of life of the elderly We are developing. Our programs progress with the following goals:
- Strengthening family care and caregivers knowledge and skills training
- In-house maintenance standards ve quality care models development
- Transforming old age into the mainstream Awareness campaigns throughout society with the aim of
- Age-friendly city/planning ve accessible spaces Design
In this context, we advocate investing in old age at all life stages and Elderly care is an essential service for everyone. We see. Our programs, from academic studies to field applications By covering a wide range of topics, it facilitates the daily lives of the elderly and strengthens social solidarity.
Digital Transformation with Statistics: Elderly People and Internet Use
Increasing digital participation, 65 years and older It also applies to groups. For example, during the pandemic process increase in internet usage The observations made were recorded. In 2019, 1 in 5 elderly people while using the internet, This rate will increase to approximately 47% in 2024. This increase shows that 55% in men ve 39% in women level. However, with this increase Fraud risks is also increasing. For this reason information security and digital literacy has become a necessity.
Strategic Implications for Digital Inclusion and Aging
Strengthening the digital skills of our elderly The programs we have developed for this purpose, permanent e-density, holistic learning, not fragmented learning ve lifelong learning The digital world is based on the principles of a welcoming and safe place for the elderly We are taking the following steps to make it happen:
- E-health applications Facilitating adherence and daily tracking
- Password management ve identity security applicable trainings on the subjects
- Content production Increasing social participation through focused activities
- Elderly-friendly digital tools and user-centered design principles
In conclusion, digital transformation is beneficial for the elderly. personal safety, independence and quality of life has positive effects on us. 50+ Schools of Life As a company, we strengthen the bridges between the digital world and old age, live a strong, independent and participatory life We aim. In line with this goal, each module measurable outcomes We see that it produces results and participants achieve significant gains in their daily practices.
