. Hope Greenberg: Hope Hall for the Humanities
Hope Hall for the Humanities


The

Gallery

The

Scriptorium

The

Workroom

The

Courtyard

The
Closet

Welcome!
From Great Halls to Cathedral Halls from the Halls of Academia, Science and Medicine to the early American farmer's Hall that doubled as a guest room, halls have been places of meeting, of wonder, of repose, of celebration. The word Hall has been used to represent an ever-changing physical space. The word Internet, too, represents a changing space, an electronic, virtual, cultural space.

This Hall contains a Gallery of projects from Ovid to Godey to barns, all related to the Arts, Humanities, and Education; a Scriptorium, to investigate the creation of scholarly electronic texts, a Workroom to learn more about using and publishing on the WWWeb, a Courtyard that borders on the University of Vermont, and even a closet where the Hall's caretaker stores her personal belongings.

Enjoy your visit and feel free to leave comments!


The Hall's caretaker: Hope Greenberg, Academic Computing, University of Vermont. Hope.Greenberg@uvm.edu

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