Welcome to Broadband For Seniors

Broadband for Seniors aims to provide senior Australians with free access to computers, the internet and individual workshop training through the establishment of internet kiosks in the local community.

Senior citizens will be able to learn new skills, stay in contact with family and friends and meet new people by accessing these kiosks.

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Training Survey

The Broadband for Seniors project is funded by the Australian Government and feedback to this training survey will be used to measure the success of the project.

What is this Kiosk number?
What is the site name of this Kiosk?
Your name? (this reply is optional)
1. Were you satisfied with the volunteer trainer? *
2. Was the printed training material satisfactory? *
3. Did you require training on how to use the computer? *
4. Did you require training on Internet use? *
5. Were you satisfied with training lesson 1 provided? *
6. Will you be returning for lesson 2? *
 
1. Were you satisfied with the volunteer trainer? *
2. Was the printed training material satisfactory? *
3. Did you require training on Email? *
4. Were you satisfied with training lesson 2 provided? *
5. Will you try the online lessons at www.necseniors.net.au? *
 
   
   

Training Survey

Kiosk Host Report

The Broadband for Seniors project is funded by the Australian Government and feedback to this Kiosk Host Report will be used to measure the success of the project.

Kiosk Identification

1. Kiosk Ticket Number
2. Name of Organisation
3. Name of person submitting this Kiosk Host Report

Kiosk Report Questions

4. Estimated total number of seniors that have used the kiosk since it became operational:
5. Please provide a case study example
Please note: The following examples of case studies could be used:
  • Senior's experience using the BFS Kiosk
  • BFS Kiosk benefits to your organisation
  • Any other stories resulting from the introduction of the BFS Kiosk
 

Kiosk Host Report

Senior Survey

The Broadband for Seniors project is funded by the Australian Government and feedback to this Senior Survey will be used to measure the success of the project.

Kiosk Identification

1. Name of the organisation hosting this Broadband for Seniors Kiosk. Or, its Kiosk number:

Some questions about you

2. Name of person submitting survey (Optional):
3. Your age group?



4. Are you male of female?
5. Is English your second language?
6. Are you an Indigenous Australian or Torres Strait Islander?
7. Are you a person with a disability?

Some questions about your computer/Internet experience

8. Had you used a computer prior to attending a Broadband for Seniors Kiosk?
9. Had you explored the Internet prior to attending a Broadband for Seniors Kiosk?

Some questions about the Broadband for Seniors project

10. Since using the Kiosk, do you feel that your computer and Internet skills have improved?
11. Since using the Kiosk, do you feel that you have gained confidence in using a computer and the Internet?
12. How satisfied are you with the Broadband for Seniors services provided by this Kiosk?



13. Has using this Kiosk increased your involvement in any social and community activities?
14. Are there any comments or feedback you would like to make about the Broadband for Seniors project?
 

Senior Survey

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