[Commlist] New open access book: Digital Repertoires: Embedded and everyday technologies in later life (UCL Press)

UCL Press is delighted to announce the publication of a new open access 
book that may be of interest to list subscribers/Digital Repertoires: 
Embedded and everyday technologies in later life /edited by Riitta 
Hänninen, Sakari Taipale, and Laura Haapio-Kirk.
Download it free: https://bit.ly/3TioHc2<https://bit.ly/3TioHc2>



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*Digital Repertoires
Embedded and everyday technologies in later life*/
/Edited by Riitta Hänninen, Sakari Taipale, and Laura Haapio-Kirk
Free download: https://bit.ly/3TioHc2<https://bit.ly/3TioHc2>

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/Digital Repertoires/ explores the intersection between ageing and 
technology, presenting the concept of ‘digital repertoire’ as a powerful 
tool for researchers across disciplines such as anthropology, sociology, 
gerontology, public policy, communication studies and design. This book 
offers new theoretical and empirical insights, and highlights the 
diverse ways in which older adults engage with digital technologies 
across five continents. With studies from Australia, Brazil, Finland, 
Japan, the Philippines and Sweden, the book provides a global and 
cross-cultural analysis on a pressing issue.

The notion of the digital repertoire has broad appeal, making this book 
relevant not only to scholars and practitioners focused on ageing but to 
anyone interested in the heterogeneity of digital technology use across 
different age groups and cultural contexts. With a balanced approach 
that combines conceptual, theoretical and empirical perspectives, this 
volume is an essential resource for teaching, research and practice in 
the ever-evolving field of digital technology studies, as well as the 
development of technology for older adults.

Free download: https://bit.ly/3TioHc2<https://bit.ly/3TioHc2>


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