About

Cognition and community in a digital age.
me, Shanta Rohse

Shanta Rohse is a learning designer specializing in digital literacies, the participatory web and information design. Photo by Dianne Duffy.

I am an Ottawa-based learning designer and writer-reflector of education, technology, media and culture. portable learner is my personal site. Topics and themes you will find here: learning, particularly the self-directed variety, participatory design, information and learning design, social media, social behaviours online, usability, user controls, privacy, identity, content creation, cognition, creativity, publishing, sharing, the commons, social theories, collaboration, mindfulness, equity, social networks, social metrics, trust metrics, digital literacies, critical pedagogy, and paradigms shifting, particularly my own. And food. There is always time for food.

Contact

There are many ways to get in touch with me; please choose your favourite option from the list above.

I’ve borrowed the idea of describing yourself in terms of the social media you use from MeeID.

3 Comments

  1. Posted January 1st, 2007 at 2:46 PM | Permalink

    Thanks for your kind words of support, jk. This is my first experience using WordPress as a CMS, and its extensibility is quite remarkable. The hard part — the learning design part perhaps — is figuring out what to include and what to leave out. Thanks for letting me know that some of the decisions were the right ones!

  2. Posted December 30th, 2006 at 7:44 AM | Permalink

    Dear Shanta,
    A belated Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year to you! Just a note to say how impressed I am with your website — the way you categorized the different types of notes you take, the way interesting graphics/photos show up in certain pages, the way text-to-speech is employed, the thoughtful way that you composed your notes… Truly very neat and very clever. That\’s why I\’ve been visiting and revisiting your site.
    rgds,
    jk

  3. Steve Duffy
    Posted December 26th, 2006 at 7:06 PM | Permalink

    Great website. Merry Christmas, talk soon.
    Steve

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