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Note: Edited proceedings of a conference held at Pennsylvania State University, October 8-9, 2001 , Includes bibliographical references and indexes , Technology design, usability, and aging: human factors techniques and considerations , Technology design, usability, and aging: human factors techniques and considerations , Commentary: Access, motivation, ability, design, and training: necessary conditions for older adult success with technology , Commentary: Is it all about aging? Technology and aging in social context , Human factors and aging: identifying and compensating for age-realted deficits in sensory and cognitive function , Commentary: Aging effects on vision: impairment, variability, self-report, and compensatory change , Commentary: Using technology to lower the perceptual and cognitive hurdles of aging , The impact of the Internet on older adults , Commentary: Applying research: the NIHSeniorHealth.gov project , Commentary: Social aspects of gerontechnology , Assistive technology , Commentary: Next steps in home modification and assistive technology research , Commentary: Assistive technology: potential and preconditions fo useful applications , Impact of everyday technology in the home environment on older adults' quality of life , Commentary: The nested context of technology: a response to Wahl and Mollenkopf , Commentary: Gerontechnology and the home environment , Technology and the promise of independent living for adults: a cognitive perspective , Commentary: Technology as environmental support for older adults' daily activities , Commentary: Using technology to foster engagement and improve health in elderly persons , Commentary:Access, motivation, ability, design, and training: necessary conditions for older adult success with technology , Commentary:Is it all about aging? Technology and aging in social context , Human factors and aging: identifying and compensating for age-realted deficits in sensory and cognitive function , Commentary:Aging effects on vision: impairment, variability, self-report, and compensatory change , Commentary:Using technology to lower the perceptual and cognitive hurdles of aging , The impact of the Internet on older adults , Commentary:Applying research: the NIHSeniorHealth.gov project , Commentary:Social aspects of gerontechnology , Assistive technology , Commentary:Next steps in home modification and assistive technology research , Commentary:Assistive technology: potential and preconditions fo useful applications , Impact of everyday technology in the home environment on older adults' quality of life , Commentary:The nested context of technology: a response to Wahl and Mollenkopf , Commentary:Gerontechnology and the home environment , Technology and the promise of independent living for adults: a cognitive perspective , Commentary:Technology as environmental support for older adults' daily activities , Commentary:Using technology to foster engagement and improve health in elderly persons

Note: Edited proceedings of a conference held at Pennsylvania State University, October 8-9, 2001. - Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 , Includes bibliographical references and indexes , Technology design, usability, and aging: human factors techniques and considerations - Wendy A. Rogers - Arthur D. Fisk -- - Commentary - Access, motivation, ability, design, and training: necessary conditions for older adult success with technology - Neil Charness -- - Commentary - Is it all about aging? Technology and aging in social context - Melissa A. Hardy - Chardie L. Baird -- - Human factors and aging: identifying and compensating for age-realted deficits in sensory and cognitive function - Frank Schieber -- - Commentary - Aging effects on vision: impairment, variability, self-report, and compensatory change - Donald W. Kline -- - Commentary - Using technology to lower the perceptual and cognitive hurdles of aging - James L. Fozard -- - The impact of the Internet on older adults - Sara J. Czaja - Chin Chin Lee -- - Commentary - Applying research: the NIHSeniorHealth.gov project - Roger W. Morrell - Stephanie R. Dailey - Gabriel K. Rousseau -- , - Commentary - Social aspects of gerontechnology - John C. Thomas -- - Assistive technology - William C. Mann -- - Commentary - Next steps in home modification and assistive technology research - Laura N. Gitlin -- - Commentary - Assistive technology: potential and preconditions fo useful applications - Heidrun Mollenkopf -- - Impact of everyday technology in the home environment on older adults' quality of life - Hans-Werner Wahl - Heidrun Mollenkopf -- - Commentary - The nested context of technology: a response to Wahl and Mollenkopf - Rick J. Scheidt -- - Commentary - Gerontechnology and the home environment - Gloria M. Gutman -- - Technology and the promise of independent living for adults: a cognitive perspective - Linda L. Liu - Denise C. Park -- - Commentary - Technology as environmental support for older adults' daily activities - Daniel Morrow -- - Commentary - Using technology to foster engagement and improve health in elderly persons , - Sarah Hall Gueldner - Susan J. Loeb

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