Introducing ‘Dot’ Magazine, a new way for people aged 50+ to feel smart, safe, and connected. Inside, we’ve got lots of advice about staying safe online and discussing ways we can improve our digital wellbeing.
In this issue:
- Craig shows you how to spot online scams.
- Tech expert Daniel answers your questions about staying safe online.
- Kirstie shares her experience of improving her digital wellbeing
- Our “cut out and keep” section has important info about staying safe online. Keep it on your fridge, notice board, or in a drawer.
- Read about inspiring charity Playlist for Life who are using music to help people living with dementia.
We want everyone to feel safe using the internet.
We want to make sure everyone, especially women aged 50+ , can read and learn without feeling left out by all the tech jargon. Dot magazine uses simple words that everyone can understand.
What people are saying about Dot magazine.
I got the impression that folk found it very readable, judging by the fact that it took a while to get their noses out of it, to get on with our group sessions!
I keep it by my phone so that if I get a call or email I’m unsure about I can look at the advice or report it. I feel a lot more confident in spotting scams.
Where can you get Dot magazine?
The magazine is distributed to community groups across Scotland and the UK. You can share it with friends and family. It’s our way of helping everyone feel more confident and connected online.
