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Johanna Kaeppner has been involved in visual communications for a very long time. She studied graphic design at the Hochschule der Kuenste in Berlin, Germany. She started out as a graphic designer in the days before desktop publishing when publications were pasted up by hand. She progressed to desktop publishing and hasn't stopped upgrading her technology skills since. She has taken courses in multimedia, 3-D animation, programming and web design. She has worked both full time and as a contractor/freelancer in graphic design, desktop publishing and web design. She now develops open source web CMS sites full time.
Here is a quick summary of her resume: Training
2004
Willis College
.NET Developer 2003
Internet Institute
Web Site Usability Testing 2001
Internet Institute
Dynamics of Interface Design 2000
CIMDI New Media Training
Macromedia Flash Advanced 1998
EKHO Institute
3-D Studio Max R2 1996
Algonquin College
Interactive Multimedia Program Education
1975–1979
Hochschule der Künste, Berlin
- completed the four-year graphic design course at the HDK and passed the State Examination 1971–1974
St. Lawrence College of Applied Arts and Technology
- received visual arts diploma after completing a three-year course Employment
2004 to present
Free-Lance web designer/developer
1999 to 2003
Web Designer
Electronic Services Unit, Income Security Programs (ISP),
Human Resources Development Canada 1999
Web Production
Competition Bureau, Industry Canada 1998
One year sabbatical to study 3-D animation using 3-D Max R2 1996–1997
Desktop Publisher – Scientific Journals
Research Press, National Research Council 1994–1995
Graphic Designer
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation 1990–1993
Freelance Print Graphic Designer
Freelance assignments have included designing newsletters, presentations, logo designs, folder designs, ads and annual reports and other publications for the government, associations and the private sector. 1990
Graphic Designer
TYDAC Technologies Inc. 1989
Graphic Designer
Cooperatives Secretariat, Agriculture Canada 1981–1989
Freelance Graphic Designer
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