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"When i'm sixty-four...": are there real strategies for providing universal accessibility for the elderly
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Laura Leventhal, Mary Zajicek, 
Joaquim Jorge, Krista Coleman, 
Robert J. K. Jacob, Pedro Branco, David Novick, 
Julio Abascal, Elizabeth MynattAuthors Info & Claims
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In this panel we will present four strategies for providing computing for the elderly. We hope to generate discussion and ideas of the plusses and minuses of these strategies.
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