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Virtual Collaboratory Rob Knapp's presentation from Plone Conference 2006. Part of the "Plone for Science" case study panel. https://old.plone.org/events/plone-conferences/seattle-2006/presentations/virtual_collaboratory.pdf/view https://old.plone.org/logo.png

Virtual Collaboratory

Rob Knapp's presentation from Plone Conference 2006. Part of the "Plone for Science" case study panel.

application/pdf virtual_collaboratory.pdf — 416.6 KB

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