You are invited to join Dr. Madison Robertson, Research Coordinator, Centre for Studies in Aging and Health for an insightful webinar hosted by Elder Abuse Prevention Ontario and Ontario Age-Friendly Communities Outreach Program exploring the literature on digital literacy in older adults.
Discover the unique challenges they face, including fears of online abuse, security concerns, financial limitations, lack of technical support, and obstacles specific to vulnerable populations. Participants will also receive a valuable resource filled with tools designed to enhance digital literacy for older adults.
Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and equip yourself with essential knowledge on March 24th from 12-1pm.
Webinar provided with an ASL Interpreter
Speakers
Dr. Robertson
Research Coordinator, Centre for Studies in Aging and Health
Dr. Robertson completed her PhD in Health Quality in September 2024, and holds a master’s degree in kinesiology. She has experience working on and leading national and international multi-disciplinary research projects, and currently instructs university level courses on Healthy Aging and research methods. In her role, Madison provides support and coordination to research and evaluation activities in aging and health care services for the Centre for Studies in Aging and Health team.
Ken Roy
General Manager, Connected Canadians
Ken oversees the Connected Canadians team, ensuring that their staff and volunteers are fully supported so that they can best provide digital literacy training and support to older Canadians. He also engages with Connected Canadians’ partners, maintaining healthy relationships and ensuring the smooth delivery of workshops and other services designed to boost digital literacy. Besides his leadership roles, Ken also volunteers his time to provide technology mentorship to Connected Canadians clients. He draws on more than 10 years of experience in the hospitality industry to deliver the highest level of service in any role he undertakes.