Welcome to Wellington SeniorNet
Where Wellington Seniors have been meeting since 1992 to learn to use and enjoy new electronic technology.
If you are having problems with your new digital device, or simply want to know more about how it works and what you can do with it – why not check us out? The tutors are all volunteers and former students so understand the special needs of older learners.
You have a choice of different learning styles, from structured courses and workshops to free-flowing, question and answer style, special interest groups (SIGs) and one-on-one assistance at the Help Centre.
There is a modest charge for courses, workshops and the Help Centre but SIGs are free and membership only costs $25 for a full year, with reduced rates for those joining later in the year.
So if you want to get more out of your computer, smartphone or tablet why not come to our next Visitors’ Days on Friday 14 August, or just pop into the office between 10am-12md on weekdays. You can also find out more about us and access useful links by clicking on the tabs in the header bar above.
All scheduled learning opportunities are shown on our calendar, and closer to their date they will also appear on our home page and this will tell you if there is a cost and how to register. Pre-registration is essential for our popular sessions so we can ensure we have PCs and tutors available. A weekly email to members also provides details of what's coming up in the next fortnight.
If you would like to learn something that doesn't seem to be on our course list, please email the office who will forward your email to the appropriate course coordinator.
Workshops
Workshops provide a 2-hour presentation on a variety of interesting topics suggested by members.
Workshops provide a 2-hour presentation on a variety of interesting topics suggested by members.
Short Courses
Short courses are more hands-on than the workshops. Short courses are generally taught in the classroom where all students have access to one of our PCs.
Short courses are more hands-on than the workshops. Short courses are generally taught in the classroom where all students have access to one of our PCs.
The Help Centre (weekly)
The Help Centre is set up to help those new to computers and those wishing to upgrade their skills or experiencing problems using their device. We offer one-to-one assistance in a cheerful, friendly environment and while we don’t have all the answers we can usually point you in the right direction.
The Help Centre is set up to help those new to computers and those wishing to upgrade their skills or experiencing problems using their device. We offer one-to-one assistance in a cheerful, friendly environment and while we don’t have all the answers we can usually point you in the right direction.
Computer Owners Group - COG (monthly)
This users group is for computer users at all levels of experience. Come along and contribute, enjoy yourself and learn something new. The format is primarily a question and answer session, where we can all help each other to solve problems, simple or complex.
This users group is for computer users at all levels of experience. Come along and contribute, enjoy yourself and learn something new. The format is primarily a question and answer session, where we can all help each other to solve problems, simple or complex.
Apple MAC Group (monthly)
Come to this users group to learn about and share your knowledge of your MAC computer.
Third Monday of each month, 10am-12pm, Level 1 Room 12. Pre-registration is not required.
Come to this users group to learn about and share your knowledge of your MAC computer.
Third Monday of each month, 10am-12pm, Level 1 Room 12. Pre-registration is not required.
Android Smartphone & Tablets Group (monthly)
If you want to get the most out of your Android device, come to this user group.
If you want to get the most out of your Android device, come to this user group.
IOS Group (monthly)
This group will help members get the most out of their mobile Apple device such as iPhone, iPad and iPod and help with any problems they are having.
This group will help members get the most out of their mobile Apple device such as iPhone, iPad and iPod and help with any problems they are having.
Digital Cameras Special Interest Group (monthly)
Thinking of buying a digital camera? Want to take better pictures? Learn about your camera features? Edit and manage your pictures?
Each month a special speaker will take you through a topic of interest to digital camera users.
Thinking of buying a digital camera? Want to take better pictures? Learn about your camera features? Edit and manage your pictures?
Each month a special speaker will take you through a topic of interest to digital camera users.
Questions and Answers Group - Q&A (monthly)
The format of this group is a quick run down on present and future technology developments of interest to SeniorNet members followed by a question and answer session, where we can all help each other to solve problems, simple or complex.
The format of this group is a quick run down on present and future technology developments of interest to SeniorNet members followed by a question and answer session, where we can all help each other to solve problems, simple or complex.
Writing and Publishing Group - This group is suspended until we find a coordinator
This group uses a ‘How do I’ clinic style format to help members who have an interest in writing or publishing. You will be able to discuss your project, ideas, questions, problems or concerns with experienced people.
This group uses a ‘How do I’ clinic style format to help members who have an interest in writing or publishing. You will be able to discuss your project, ideas, questions, problems or concerns with experienced people.
