Archived Version: Last Update March 6, 2001

CHORUS is an international "meta-resource" exploring and supporting the use of new media in the arts and humanities. It includes a general reviews section and several topical sections featuring reviews, original research, bibliographies, annotated links and Shockwave demonstrations.

CHORUS is made possible through the sponsorship of the College Writing Programs, University of California, Berkeley.

John G. Norman, Managing Editor (jnorma4@attglobal.net): Faculty Member, the New School, New York City.

Todd Blayone, Founding Editor (tblayone@medianorthca.com): New Media Instructor (Durham Business and Computer College), Toronto, Canada.

Jim Duber (jim@duber.com): Instructional Media Producer and CALL Consultant, San Francisco, California.

Sean Fosmire (fosmire@up.bresnan.net): Lawyer, Marquette, Michigan. 

Harry Hahne (hhahne@obcots.on.ca): Adjunct Professor of New Testament, Ontario Theological Seminary, and Software Developer, Toronto, Canada. 

Andrew Mactavish (andrew.mactavish@ualberta.ca): Ph.D. Candidate, University of Alberta, and Database and Web Developer, Edmonton, Canada.

Maggie Sokolik (sokolik@socrates.berkeley.edu): College Writing Programs, University of California, Berkeley. 

Chorus is archived by the National Library of Canada. Publishers may submit products for review. Contact the relevant section editor or Jim Duber. Chorus welcomes the participation of skilled editors and reviewers. To submit a review proposal, please see our Guidelines for Contributors.