FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, Zagreb Marija Lenić Anita Kustura Ida Jurković Nives Mikelić.

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FACULTY OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, Zagreb Marija Lenić Anita Kustura Ida Jurković Nives Mikelić Preradović, associate professor

STUDENTS FOR SENIORS: BASIC ICT EDUCATION FOR THE ELDERLY

I NTRODUCTION The mission of this project was to teach the elderly citizens the basic information and communication technology (ICT) skills. We planned and realized this service learning project through interactive collaboration : Tin Ujević public library Trešnjevka retirement home Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in Zagreb

P ROJECT PLANNING AND REALIZATION created as a support to the initiative of aging in an active, healthy way adapting oneself to the new circumstances, lifelong education positive aspects of the Internet motivate the elderly users physical state of the elderly (hearing loss, poor eyesight, arthritis, limb or full body paralysis due to a stroke, etc)

P ROJECT RESULTS four workshops (on November 28th, December 5th, 12th and 19th of 2012) 15 attendants 14 female participants and only one male attendant To recognize the advantages information and communication technology has to offer to learn how to implement the ICT in their daily routine

Workshop topics were divided into 4 groups of ICT skills: 1. Basic computer skills 2. (starting up an application, writing and receiving s) 3. Creating and managing Facebook profile 4. Creating and managing Skype profile

DISCUSSION basic grounding for the further use of the information technology in the retirement home, motivating the end users to continue using their ICT knowledge and build upon it The workshops were adapted to the needs of the elderly through an interactive teaching and learning process The elderly were constantly encouraged and animated having access and skills to online versions of their preferred journals and newspapers made our attendants feel less excluded from the digital age more informed about the local and global events

SERVICE LEARNING AND THE LONG- TERM CHANGES IN SOCIETY The improvement of the collaboration between two institutions, Trešnjevka retirement home and Tin Ujević public library More elderly people came to the library on a daily basis growing need for the continuous process of developing information literacy of the elderly feeling of satisfaction for the exceptionally positive feedback from the elderly participants quality student- elderly relationship, developing and showing mutual respect better understanding the process of aging, the needs and interests of the elderly in our local society

CONCLUSION Adapting to the new circumstances, acquiring information skills and lifelong learning the computer presents a way of communicating with friends and family and become more active and involved in the society students gain the knowledge and the experience needed to work with a specific age group improved their communication skills The project was realized in the form of small, user-oriented workshops for the elderly

The skills they acquired are applicable in their everyday life and might enrich their daily activities and fill their time The mission was achieved : the elderly participants have learned basic ICT skills, were acquainted with computer equipment, they learned how to browse the Internet and search for different information The residents of the home can continue to actively use the knowledge they acquired during the workshops

T HANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION !