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Webinars

Webinar IV

Two presentations were held during this webinar on digitilization and aging. The first on “Conducting a Systematic Reivew” by Ceyda Tac, ISCAP. The talk will cover the purpose and importance of SLRs, the step-by-step process of conducting a systematic review, and an introduction to the PRISMA framework that enhances the transparency and quality of reviews. The second on “Talking Shop about Olders Workers: Perspectives from Unions and Employers” by Max Lange, Ricardo Twumasi (Kings College London) and Matt Flynn, University of Leicester. This paper discusses how unions and employers talk about older workers and whether their rhetoric challenges or reinforces negative age images.

Webinar III

Two presentations were held during this webinar on digitilization and aging. The first “Mid-life career change and older workers” by Matt Flynn, Heike Schroder, Misa Izuhara and Masa Higo is about career changes at an advanced age and the second “Risk in using educational technology” by Adrian Istrimschi is about technology usage in the educational field.

Webinar II

Two presentations were held during this webinar on digitilization and aging. The first “Alone but connected?” by Charlotta Niemistö, Jeff Hearn, Hanna Sjögren is about “digital (in)equalities in care work and generational relationships among older people living alone”. The second “CULT-Open project” by “Petia Genkova, Henrik Schreiber” is about “the investigation of intercultural competence, national and ethnic identity as well as attitudes towards refugees, migration and integration of host-culture and migrant students”.

Webinar I

Two presentations were held during this webinar on digitilization and aging. The first “Smart Service Design for Healthy Ageing” by Yuanyuan Yin is about how new technology can help older shoppers. The second “Psychological Well-being and Self Ageing Attitudes” by Assuf Suberry is about age discrimination in the workplace.

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