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To: AppyPappy
But my experience is that they are the least willing to embrace new technology.

I have to disagree with you there. I teach computer courses at 2 local colleges in both the Continuing Ed and Corporate divisions and older people make up the bulk of my classes. They know that to be valuable in the workplace they need to hone their computer skills.

20 posted on 09/03/2007 11:26:32 AM PDT by 2nd amendment mama ( www.2asisters.org | Self defense is a basic human right!)
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To: 2nd amendment mama

You are dealing with people who are proactively trying to learn. I’m talking about people who just get hired. College students and the like are already very literate in that area. Most retired and older workers seem more timid in that area. Some of it is due to gaming I think. Gamers tend to be more computer-literate.


31 posted on 09/03/2007 11:35:19 AM PDT by AppyPappy (If you aren't part of the solution, there is good money to be made prolonging the problem.)
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