ABSTRACT
Today, technology is present in the life of much of society, offering different forms of interaction, showing new ways of understanding, perception and learning. However, in the daily life of the elderly there are still barriers that hinder digital inclusion, this becomes clearer in places where technology is not evident, such as in the interior of the Amazon. The use of virtual reality (VR) has grown in society in different segments, so that its application has brought new immersive experiences in various areas. With the objective of expanding digital inclusion with older people living in Labrea - AM, this project aimed to provide the elderly population in rural and riverside communities with opportunities to reconstruct memories lived in the past through old images experiencing new experiences in a three-dimensional manner. through virtual reality. For this, cardboard scrap collections were made for the creation of VR glasses, as well as the making of devices using recycled materials. With this, the project was able to serve as a benefit in the reconstruction of experiences located in time, space and the whole of social relations, besides being a guide of information and exchange of experiences transmitted to the younger ones.