The Complete Guide for Every Canadian Over 50, Revised and Updated
Andrew Dagys
The largest proportion of new computer users consists of those over fifty years of age. People in this demographic find the Internet to be an invaluable resource. For some, it is a new window on the world, an opportunity to research a wealth of topics, all from the comfort of their own homes. Others have discovered that using the Internet is an efficient new method of keeping in touch with family and friends. This important book, now revised and updated, is the ideal companion for Canadians over fifty and will ensure that they get the very most of their experiences "surfing the Net."
The Internet for 50+ includes:
- basic information about how the Internet works
- keys to understanding the World Wide Web
- explanations about e-mail in clear and simple terms
- a comprehensive directory, listing the most relevant web sites for learning about lifestyle, health, personal finance, estate planning, housing, and other key issues
- the perfect answers to commonly asked questions about this new form of research and communication.
This book is a must for Canadians over fifty who want to understand and utilize this powerful and growing resource.
About the Authors
Andrew Dagys is the author of two books for mature Canadians — The Internet for 50+ and The Ontario Retirement Handbook. He is currently a business advisor with the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. Through his company, The Treetop Group, he provides retirement management services, and works to introduce the Internet and personal computers into retirement homes and communities. Andrew lives in Toronto.