100 Year Old With Bad Eyes Loves Her New iPad

Just for fun, I thought I’d post this video I found on YouTube. It was made by a family who got an iPad for the 100 year old matriarch of the family, Virginia.

Virginia suffers from glaucoma and so has a lot of trouble seeing, but was happy to find she could use the iPad to read books more easily than she can with a traditional printed book, and she was able to start writing on it right away as well — two activities she loved that her eyesight had been making difficult for some time.

Take a look at the video below to see Virginia using the iPad for the first time.

Posted by Worth Godwin Computer Training on Apr 23, 2010 in Apple iPad, Easy Computing for Seniors, iPad Training | 0 comments

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