Who is the event intended for?

The program is aimed at older people and anyone who wants to get to know their smartphone better in a calm manner.

What content will be conveyed?

The focus is on the very first steps with the smartphone, such as making and receiving calls and saving contacts.

Is the venue barrier-free?

Yes, the Rheinau branch is accessible at ground level and has an elevator as well as an accessible restroom.

How do I get there by public transport?

The stops Karlsplatz and Konrad-Duden-Schule are mentioned with connections to buses and trams.

Do I need to register?

Yes, registration is required by email or phone at the Rheinau City Library.

Smartphone Course for Seniors

Name: Media Education for Seniors: Very First Steps with the Smartphone
Start: 2026-09-22T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-22T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Stadtbibliothek Mannheim - Zweigstelle Rheinau

Gentle Smartphone Help for a Safe Start in Everyday Life

The City Library of Mannheim invites older people to a clear introduction to smartphone use. In Very First Steps with the Smartphone, the basics are the focus: making and receiving calls, saving contacts, and discussing personal questions in a calm atmosphere.

Practical, Calm, and Senior-Friendly Explanations

The program is aimed at people who want to get to know their device better and value clear explanations. The event creates orientation, strengthens digital independence, and supports social participation in everyday life. Especially for seniors, a slow learning pace with understandable guidance is an important building block for more safety in dealing with modern technology.

Barrier-Free Access at the Rheinau Branch

The Rheinau branch is accessible at ground level according to the City Library and is suitable for individuals with severe mobility restrictions. An elevator leads to the level with the media collection, access to the restrooms is at ground level, and there is an accessible restroom. The nearest public transport stops are Karlsplatz and Konrad-Duden-Schule; there is also parking available at the Konrad-Duden-Schule.

A Program with Proximity, Orientation, and Well-Being

The event is free and is described as an inviting introduction to the digital world. Those who bring questions about their own smartphone will find space for personal concerns and practical help. This builds trust, relieves stress, and promotes a sense of community and security.

Conclusion: This senior-friendly offer combines digital basics with personal support and barrier-free access. Those who want to use their smartphone more safely will experience a relaxed, useful afternoon with real everyday help. Mark your calendars and experience the event on site.