by Reyna Harvey, Eyewitness News <\/p>\n
A group of local seniors learn about new technologies to better communicate with their friends and family. (KBAK\/KBFX\/Reyna Harvey) <\/p>\n
Seniors can have a pretty big learning curve when it comes to using technology.<\/p>\n
The residents at Brookdale Senior Living are shortening the gap on that curve with the swipe of an iPad screen. <\/p>\n
The workshop is taught by Technical instructor Brenda Malin. <\/p>\n
Residents are shown how to use everything from iPads, social media and mobile devices . <\/p>\n
They also meet in small groups and take monthly trips to the Apple Store to have their tech questions answered by experts. <\/p>\n
The goal of the workshop is to help improve their quality of life. <\/p>\n
The seniors plan to use their new found tech skills to help one another. <\/p>\n
\"I can depend on the other residents, if they know the answer to be able to lean over and show the person besides them how to do it,\" says Malin. <\/p>\n
If you would like more information about the program you can visit brookdale.com. <\/p>\n
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