Boulder Community Network, a nonprofit organization, organized the class. It will hold another class on Dec. 18. I think the amount of information available worldwide is mind-boggling. But volunteer course instructor Mark Sobel said seniors are the fastest-growing group entering the world of the Internet. The Internet also gives seniors quick, easy access to information on stocks, travel and specific hobbies such as genealogy.
Every single person has something different they are interested in.
You don't even have to leave your house to go shopping. He noted that software is available to screen out unwanted e-mails to quickly delete it. Bonnett said that when some seniors start the course, they are afraid they will break the computer, but they become more adventurous by the time the class ends. After Saturday's session, McTighe she said she is still unsure whether she will use the Internet or continue to let her husband work the computer. The Daily Camera.