Chapter 1 Editorial Introduction—Perspectives on HCI Research with Older People

Chapter 2 Creating Technologies with People Who have Dementia

Chapter 3 The Role of Designers in the Development and Communication of New Technology

Chapter 4 Smartphone Usage Diversity among Older People

Chapter 5 Seniors and Self-tracking Technology

Chapter 6 Designing Mid-Air Gesture Interaction with Mobile Devices for Older Adults

Chapter 7 The Social Interaction Experiences of Older People in a 3D Virtual Environment

Chapter 8 Web-Based Embodied Conversational Agents and Older People

Chapter 9 Online Leisure and Wellbeing in Later Life

Chapter 10 Designing for the Informatics Lifecourse and Ageing in Place

Chapter 11 Older Adults as Internet Content Producers: Motivations for Blogging in Later Life

Chapter 12 Older People Positive, Active and Creative ICT Use: A Study in Three Countries

Chapter 13 Designing Computer-Supported Technology to Mediate Intergenerational Social Interaction: A Cultural Perspective

Chapter 14 Why and How Think-Alouds with Older Adults Fail: Recommendations from a Study and Expert Interviews

Chapter 15 Working Towards Fostering Programming Acceptance in the Everyday Lives of Older and Adult People with Low Levels of Formal Education: A Qualitative Case Study

Chapter 16 Editorial Conclusion—Where Do We Go from Here?