Collaborating from a Distance

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Jean Mandernach
One of the joys of our modern world is that we can easily reach out, connect and collaborate with those who share our research interests regardless of geographic location. But, while it is easy to talk to others thousands of miles away, what do you do when you need to show them something? Something now? In real time? A process? This used to be a sticking point in distance-based collaborations... but, not anymore thanks to Join.Me.

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