Virtual Research Environments: Supporting research and researcher development
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The document is a diagram showing the various digital tools and services available to students and researchers at the University of Bath. It depicts the institution's virtual learning environment (Moodle), IT infrastructure, file sharing services, email, forums, calendars, wikis, blogs, social networks, reference managers, and more. These digital resources are meant to facilitate collaboration, sharing, and multi-disciplinary research across departments at the university.
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