Caitlin Fisher
Caitlin Fisher is a theorist, creative writer, and web artist with broad interdisciplinary interests. Her research and teaching focus on the social and cultural aspects of communication technologies, hypermedia, feminist theory, and digital multimedia work. Her most recent publication is These Waves of Girls, a hypermedia novella that won the Electronic Literature Organization’s 2001 Award for Fiction. She currently teaches Fine Arts Cultural Studies at York University.

Ningwakwe - Priscilla George
Priscilla George is Anishnawbe from the Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation in Southern Ontario. She firmly believes in the holistic approach to literacy and to life: balancing the Spirit, Heart, Mind, and Body. An educator for over thirty-five years, George developed the literacy program at the Native Women’s Resource Centre in Toronto in 1987. She has also authored books on Native Literacy for national projects with Parkland Regional College and with the Ontario Native Literacy Coalition.

Robert K. Logan
Robert Logan is an Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Toronto and cross-appointed to OISE’s Curriculum Department. His research interests include the origin of speech, the evolution of language, the use of computers in education and work, and the history of information processing and education. He was a collaborator with Marshall McLuhan on many projects and has been a member of the board of directors of the McLuhan Program at the University of Toronto. Prof. Logan was also a Senior Fellow in the Department of Environmental Studies at York University. He is the author of The Sixth Language (winner of the Suzanne K. Langer Prize of the Media Ecology Association in 2000) and The Alphabet Effect (first published in 1986 and to appear in a second edition by Hampton Press in 2003).