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Online social network platforms can considerably contribute to active ageing - however, under which conditions?

Presentation on the Conference "Promoting concious and active learning and ageing„ 20th & 21st of October 2011, Coimbra

Section: Technology and Knowledge

Authors: Schäfer / Schaefer, T., Schwarz-Woelzl, M.

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Schwarz-Woelzl_Coimbra_10_2011.pdf (pdf, 1.39Mb)

Tags: ageing society

Category: Vorträge

Publication Date: 2011

Procurement: ZSI only