Design and outcomes of research regarding the question which changes in the field of housing and healthcare technology would, according to caregivers, enable people over 50 in shrinking areas in The Northern Netherlands to continue living in their own homes as long as possible.

LifeLong living - Needs of 50+ in relation to independent living and ICT.

Results and conclusions of research into gradual retirement. At the Mid-term conference in Norway, in June 2013 the research team presented the current situation of I-age regarding data collection and data analysis. Students presented an up-to-date poster about the research.

Demonstration of a platform to aid single living elderly (55+) to live independently in their own homes with help of technology in Grimstad, Norway, June 2013.

Presentatie, gegeven in het kader van het Honours College, maart 2013.

Presentation held in March 2013, as part of the project iAge, at Bildungswerk Niedersächsischen Wirtschaft Oldenburg.

ICT gains in importance to make use of the growing number of elderly, keeping them active and participate in social and work life, thereby increasing the regional and economic development.Students build mobile apps that will help elderly.

Hoe kunnen 50-plussers zo lang mogelijk in hun eigen woning blijven wonen met behulp van ICT? Deze presenatie geeft inzicht in het ICT-Behoeftenonderzoek dat in het kader van het iAge-project onder 50-plussers is uitgevoerd.

Startbijeenkomst project blok 3.1. Startbijeenkomst WP4 met o.a.: introductie van het iAge-project en presentatie van de onderzoeksvraag: Hoe kunnen 50-plussers zo lang mogelijk in hun eigen woning blijven wonen met behulp van ICT?

Companies are on the verge to think about retention of older workers (workers above 50) in their company. Thus organisations, more specifically small and middle-sized enterprises (SMEs), are busy with the development of concepts how to make the time between 50 and retirement age of 65 or 67 for employees …