THE digital divide will be no barrier for Queensland seniors - the Tech Savvy Seniors Queensland program is back for its second year.
More than 10,000 people are expected to get involved, with training sessions to be delivered at 30 libraries and Indigenous Knowledge Centres across the state.
Navigating smartphones and iPads, social media basics, online shopping and accessing government services will all be covered in the well-paced sessions.
"The digital world is changing at a rapid pace and navigating it comfortably is something we often take for granted," said digital economy minister Leeanne Enoch.
"The program strives to get Queensland's older population online with confidence, help reduce social isolation often experienced from not being digitally connected and improve resilience to online fraud and financial abuse."
The second round of the program was announced as part of Seniors Week.
- For details - www.slq.qld.gov.au/whats-on/programs
