Ensuring Sustainable Digital Inclusion for Elderly Users
summary
Dataset covers 2019–2023 across five high‑income and five middle‑income countries and claims three principal causes of exclusion: socioeconomic, health, and age‑related barriers. Analysis uses principal component analysis and two‑way ANOVA plus chi‑square tests and reports striking numbers: 91% digitally excluded in India versus UK 11% excluded. Evaluations show higher‑income infrastructure and affordability reduce exclusion, pilot programs like Austria’s and India’s improve uptake but require scaling and rural adaptation.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Digital Inclusion
- 0:26Challenges Faced by the Elderly
- 1:10Research Focus and Key Questions
- 2:26Global Trends in Internet Usage
- 3:33Comparative Analysis of Countries
- 7:53Factors Contributing to Digital Exclusion
- 11:53Impact of Digital Exclusion
- 12:46Recommendations and Future Research
- 13:36Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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