Five members of ACT are participating in a joint panel on “New Media in the Everyday Life of Older People” at the Human Computer Interaction conference in Los Angeles, California.
The chair of the panel Eugène Loos from Utrecht University, will also present on “Constructing Third Age eHealth Consumers by Using Personas from a Cultural Age Perspective” with his colleague Maria Ekström from Finland. Co-applicants Mireia Fernández-Ardèvol from OUC and Loredana Ivan from NSPSPA will present on “Why Age Is Not That Important? An Ageing Perspective on Computer Anxiety.” Constance Lafontaine and Kim Sawchuk are presenting on “Accessing InterACTion: Ageing with Technologies and the Place of Access”