But limiting. My grandma is still able to learn and think.
She currently uses a table and a phone. Android, set up by me and locked down as much as possible.
One home screen, with the apps she wants on one half od the screen, and a widget that shows notifications on the other half. (Limited only to notifications from apps like whatsapp, etc.)
I would eliminate the “features and benefits” by turning off notifications on the home screen… The phone goes boop then she goes to the messages cause it has a unique sound and check their message. Almost all the other goofy apps, unless it’s messaging, I turn off the notifications. For me, the best approach is eliminating variables. But this is all relative to the needs and desires of each unique individual. But I think eliminating variables is the best approach. Unless they get curious about something and ask questions, then you can expand off of the basics.
Sounds ok.
But limiting. My grandma is still able to learn and think.
She currently uses a table and a phone. Android, set up by me and locked down as much as possible.
One home screen, with the apps she wants on one half od the screen, and a widget that shows notifications on the other half. (Limited only to notifications from apps like whatsapp, etc.)
I would eliminate the “features and benefits” by turning off notifications on the home screen… The phone goes boop then she goes to the messages cause it has a unique sound and check their message. Almost all the other goofy apps, unless it’s messaging, I turn off the notifications. For me, the best approach is eliminating variables. But this is all relative to the needs and desires of each unique individual. But I think eliminating variables is the best approach. Unless they get curious about something and ask questions, then you can expand off of the basics.