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This is the comments thread for the article The older IT user (treat them kindly). Should you wish to read the article follow this link.
A nicely-put-together piece indeed; and extremely useful - since the golden-age computer users are becoming a bigger and bigger part of the general population. Kudos, Monkey Business!
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Well Done Monkey! Congratulations!!
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Re: The older IT user (treat them kindly)
Well written. Living deep in the country setting I too find myself teaching those older than I the basics of how to run that shiny new contraption their kids bought them for Christmas so they can keep in touch and if I have learned anything in the process it is to put them in the drivers seat and let them operate the mouse as I talk them through it rather than try and show them. I can click at the speed of a snail and they still have a hard time following my pace.
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