Both are extensive with links to many subject headings. If your students succeed in finding what they need on the Internet, they may look to you for citing those sources. Go to Classroom Connect and scroll down to World Wide Web or whatever type of source you are using. There you will find instructions and examples. Seniors on the Net A survey by Third Age Media found that older computer users spent 10.7 hours a week online, compared with 11.5 hours a week for all users.
Furlong is a pioneer when it comes to seniors and technology.
In the 1980's she founded SeniorNet, which grew to 125 centers across the country to teach computing skills to seniors. She left to form Third Age, whose name reflects a stage of life when people have more time for themselves and for new activities and interests, and have the time to share those experiences with others. AgeNet is an information and referral network designed to communicate information about products and services that are important to enhancing the quality of life of older adults and their families. A wide variety of lifelong educational programs are available online. The new DRA Web 2 online catalog that many of us who use DRA will be switching to soon has a nice feature which will be helpful to ILL and acquisition librarians.