DIGITAL TRAINING FOR SENIORS
We have just conducted numerous digital workshops across France in partnership with Les Senioriales Residences, Bouygues Telecom, and the magazine Notre Temps.
Would you also like to organize this unique moment for your residents?
THE TRAINING PROGRAM
Two main parts:
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Introducing the basics of using a tablet
Some examples:
- Send and receive photos
- Create a WhatsApp profile
- Book train tickets online
- Create an email account
- Download an app from the store
- Watch a video on YouTube
- Use a GPS application
- Create a profile on Facebook
- Download games from the store
- Buy and sell on Le Bon Coin
- Find a recipe on Marmiton
This first part adapts according to the requests of the participants. Our trainers can come with their tablets and/or use the residents’ equipment.
2. Introducing Dynseo games on tablet
In this part, participants will be able to play our games, especially Clint individually and collectively by projecting the tablet onto a large screen!
Brain training programs
There are many ways to exercise memory and cognitive functions. Daily practice of brain exercises reduces the risk of neurological disorders, as some programs target all cognitive functions.
The CLINT brain training program has been specifically designed for adults to keep the brain healthy through fun and stimulating brain exercises. It includes over 30 cognitive games and targets concentration, focus, reflexes, languages, and many other cognitive functions.
Joe is a brain training program that allows you to work on all your cognitive functions such as memory, logic, attention, concentration, mental agility, etc. through fun and cultural memory games.
Today, Joe is used by:
More than 15,000 seniors at home
More than 800 service residences, nursing homes, care homes, and home care services
THE ADVANTAGES OF DIGITAL TRAINING FOR SENIORS
Digital training offers numerous benefits to seniors, enabling them to adapt to an increasingly digital world. Here are some key advantages:
- Improvement of autonomy: Seniors learn to use digital tools that assist them in their daily lives.
- Strengthening social connections: Through social networks and communication applications, they can stay in touch with their family and friends.
- Access to information: Seniors can consult information on health, leisure, and other topics of interest via the Internet.
- Time-saving: Online administrative procedures save time and simplify interactions with public services.
THE ESSENTIAL DIGITAL TOOLS FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE
To facilitate their daily lives, there are several digital tools that elderly people should know about:
- Tablets: Lightweight and easy to use, they are ideal for browsing the Internet and using applications.
- Smartphones: Allow you to stay connected through calls, messages, and messaging applications.
- Health applications: Help track medical appointments and manage prescriptions.
- Social networks: Facilitate maintaining connections with loved ones and accessing online communities.
HOW TO REGISTER FOR A DIGITAL TRAINING
Registering for digital training is simple and accessible. Here are the steps to follow:
- Contact partners: Inquire with Les Senioriales Residences or other organizations offering training.
- Choose a program: Select the program that best fits your needs and level.
- Plan your participation: Check the dates and times of the workshops to organize yourself.
- Prepare yourself: Don’t hesitate to ask questions before the training starts to feel comfortable.
TESTIMONIALS FROM PARTICIPANTS
Many elderly people have benefited from digital training. Here are some testimonials:
- “Thanks to these workshops, I was able to learn how to use my tablet to stay in touch with my grandchildren.” – Marie, 72 years old
- “The trainers were very patient and adapted to my pace.” – Jean, 68 years old
- “I feel more independent now that I can manage my medical appointments online.” – Lucie, 75 years old
