Gaining access to information at a municipality website: a question of age?

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Authors
Publication date 2011
Book title Accessibility reaching everywhere: conference proceedings
Event Accessibility Reaching Everywhere: AEGIS Workshop and International Conference: Brussels, Belgium 28-30 November 2011
Pages (from-to) 163-175
Publisher AEGIS
Organisations
  • Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences (FMG) - Amsterdam School of Communication Research (ASCoR)
Abstract
The number of senior citizens is increasing quickly. The use of new media is also on the rise in our information society. Websites are an important tool for (local) governments to provide information to their citizens. If we want information supply through ICT to remain available to senior citizens in order to ensure their access to the digital information sources, we need to gain insight into their navigation behaviour. This paper therefore presents the results of an explorative eye-tracking study at a Dutch municipality which focuses on the question whether senior citizens do indeed navigate websites differently from younger citizens.
Document type Conference contribution
Language Dutch
Published at http://www.epr.eu/aegis/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/AEGIS_Conference_proceedings-final.pdf
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