Getting Started with Generations on
Line
 Generations
on Line (GoL) has simplified the Internet for seniors. GoL
guides novices step-by-step with onscreen instructions on every page in
large type, plain English and a clear, uncluttered interface with
friendly icons. It is free to seniors. GoL includes an
intergenerational oral history project, a multi-lingual search program,
easy-to-use email, and links to other great Internet sites for seniors.
Just click on the clothespin to get started.
Please note: Generations on Line is accessible only from public computers in the
library.
Links for Senior Citizens
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Our Heroes' Tree on Facebook |
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More Links for
Seniors
AARP
Computers and the Internet Made Easy for Seniors
Cranky.com
- The first age-relevant search engine.
Eldr
- Reviews, articles and interviews for the 60+ audience.
Eons
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The online community for Boomers.
Genealogy Page
- From the Batesville Memorial Public Library.
HUD
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Information for Senior Citizens from the US Department of Housing and Urban
Development.
Indiana State Health Insurance Assistance Program
Investing Wisely for Seniors
- From the US
Securities and Exchange Commission.
LifeTime Resources -
Services available to qualified residents of
Dearborn, Jefferson, Ohio, Ripley, and Switzerland Counties in southeast
Indiana.
Medicare
National Council on Aging
Red Hat Society - Fun after 50 for women.
ROMEO Club -
Retired Old Men Eating Out.
Senior Citizen's Guide
- Find senior-related
services in our area.
Senior
Citizens' Resources
- Official
information and service from the US government.
Senior Fitness - From the American Senior
Fitness Association.
Social Security Online
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