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SeniorNet's mission is to provide older adults
education for and access to computer technologies to enhance their lives and
enable them to share their knowledge and wisdom. 
SeniorNet is a 501(c)3
nonprofit organization of computer-using adults, age 50 and older. 
The
organization has benefited millions of seniors since its founding in 1986 and
supports over 130 Learning Centers throughout the U.S. and in other countries;
an extensive curriculum used in our Learning Centers and a variety of other
instructional materials; offers discounts on computer-related and other products
and services; holds regional conferences for volunteers; and collaborates in
research on older adults and technology. SeniorNet also operates an educational
web site and sustains a thriving community at http://www.seniornet.org, where
individuals 50 and older, and others who are interested in our information and
activities, continue to learn and to share information and support using our
articles and resources in several enrichment centers, enroll in online courses
on hundreds of topics. 
SeniorNet members learn and teach others to use
computers and communications technologies to accomplish a variety of tasks. They
learn to touch up photos and send and receive them in email, to desktop publish
documents, write their autobiographies, manage personal and financial records,
communicate with others across the country and the world and serve their
communities. 
SeniorNet members share a desire to continue learning and a
willingness to contribute their knowledge to others. 
SeniorNet grew out of a
research project funded by the Markle Foundation in 1986 to determine if
computers and telecommunications could enhance the lives of older adults. 
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international, nonprofit organization based in Herndon, Virginia, SeniorNet is
funded by membership dues, Learning Center fees, the altruistic donations of
individuals and the generous sponsorship of many companies and foundations. 
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