Researching, collaborating and responding in real time: Digital technology and everyday practices during the pandemic

Join us in April to hear about the impact of COVID on tech from Dr Hannah Marston (School of Health, Wellbeing and Social Care, The Open University)

Register via Microsoft Teams (form)

Join us on 29 April from 17.00 to 18.00 to hear how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted people’s use of technology in several countries worldwide. For example, to connect socially and with professionals, and for leisure, work and education. We welcome people with a general interest in this topic and those with professional perspectives including health and social care practitioners, policy makers and researchers.  This seminar, led by Dr Hannah Marston (The Open University) is the third online public seminar from the Centre for Ageing and Biographical Studies (The Open University).     

Recordings of our first two seminars:

CABS Public Seminar Series 2023-24: How to age well?

CABS Public Seminar Series 2023-24:What is Artificial intelligence (AI) and what does it mean for older adults?