SeniorNet of Little Rock

Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging

Home of SeniorNet of Little Rock on the UAMS Campus

SeniorNet’s Little Rock Learning Center was established in 1994 by a group of nine volunteers under the auspices of ArkansasABLE. In the ensuing years the organization has grown to thirty-eight volunteers, including seven instructors, and over 120 members in the greater Little Rock area. Over 3000 students have benefited from their efforts in those years.

SeniorNet of Little Rock was incorporated as a non-profit, all volunteer organization, in 1999 for the purpose of providing computer training to Seniors aged 50 and over, to enhance their lives and broaden their horizons through computer skills and use of the Internet and World Wide Web. It is sponsored by and made possible through generous contributions from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, SBC Communications, Microsoft Corporation and IBM.

Classes meet on the UAMS campus in room 1155 of the Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging. Parking is free immediately in front of the building, with entrance at Seventh and Elm Streets.

Nine courses of instruction are offered, beginning with Introduction to Computers. Each course consists of sixteen hours of hands on training in a classroom with eleven computers. Classes meet at 9:30 AM, 12:00 PM or 2:30 PM, Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday of each week for four weeks, beginning the first week of each month.

You may click the links below for further information on our staff, classes offered and classes scheduled, or to visit the Web sites of our sponsors.

• Computer Courses Offered by SeniorNet's Little Rock Learning Center 
• SeniorNet Staff Little Rock Learning Center Volunteers 

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