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digital technology social determinant health affects older peoples ability engage health maintenance disease prevention activities connect family friends generally age place unfortunately disparities technology adoption use exist among older adults compared age groups even greater among lowincome older adults study described development implementation digital literacy training program designed dual goals training lowincome older adults community teaching students aging using communityengaged learning cel approach training program embedded within 10week cel course paired undergraduates n27 lowincome older adults n18 8 weeks digital literacy training older adults students met weekly local senior center training students also met classroom weekly learn aging use design thinking train older adult trainees older adults students completed pre posttraining surveys older adults demonstrated increased digital literacy skills confidence use digital technology loneliness change pre postassessment measurements however older adults showed improvements attitudes toward aging expressed enthusiasm training program although students fear older adults change comfort working older adults increased importantly older adults students expressed positive feelings traineetrainer relationship formed training program cel approach brings together students lowincome older adults community strong potential reduce digital divide experienced underserved older adults additional work needed explore efficacy scalability approach terms older adults digital literacy well potential benefits older younger adults