“…In contrast, the other approach views older adults as active and able participants in the promotion of their own health and wellbeing [e.g., 6,31]. In this approach, researchers aim at understanding the active aspects of aging, such as socializing [e.g., 32,34], playing games [14], volunteering [6], sharing information [18], and exercising [20], in order to design technology to facilitate older adults to live a quality life. By focusing on older adults' strengths and the positive experiences in their lives, this approach can broaden the realm of design opportunities that can contribute to aging well [6].…”