Technology Training Videos

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Watch the first in our continuing series of videos that will help you become more confident using technology to enrich your life, stay connected to family and friends and live a healthy and independent life.

In this video, Phoebe explains how to download an app like CBC News onto your phone.
In this video, Phoebe demonstrates how to use FaceTime.

​In an effort to minimize boredom and loneliness for residents living in long-term care during this challenging time, the Ontario CLRI at Bruyère and iGen Ottawa have put together a list of online resources for recreation therapists and recreation professionals to use in programming for residents. A lot has changed about day-to-day life in long-term care and we hope this list will provide some inspiration.
The links in the document do not contain Ontario CLRI or iGen Ottawa content and have not been thoroughly screened. While we cannot vouch for all the content contained in these links, each contains some content we believe is helpful for the LTC sector.

More Resources

​Intergenerational Connections

The i2i Intergenerational Society of Canada assists Canadians in the building of bridges between generations. 
http://intergenerational.ca/i2i/
LINKages facilitates innovative intergenerational programs and services to foster strong Alberta communities. 
https://www.link-ages.ca/
SKIP stands for Seniors and Kids Intergenerational Programs.
​A Brantford-based initiative, its School Visitation program brings together students of all ages with nursing/retirement home seniors. 
https://www.goskip.org/
Generations United is a US nonprofit organization with the mission of improving the lives of children, youth, and older people through intergenerational collaboration, public policies, and programs for the enduring benefit of all.
​https://www.gu.org/

Connecting Generations- A toolkit for planning intergenerational events.
https://www.wellnessnb.ca/resources/intergenerational-toolkit/
Here are some simple, easy ways to connect with a different generations
IF ​you have a few seconds
Make eye contact and smile
Hold the door for the​ person to pass through
Say ‘Have a good day!’
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 IF ​you have 30 minutes
Sit down and have a conversation
Go for a short walk
Write a short note in a card and post it​
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IF you have an hour or two
Share a meal
Go to a movie together
Play a game together​
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Intergenerational Day

Many Intergenerational Day ideas and resources can be found on Intergenerational Society’s website:
HOW TO CELEBRATE IG DAY
i2i’S INTERGENERATIONAL ACTIVITY LIST
Other Resources
Here are other resources to encourage social connections
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