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Data management involves organizing and storing large amounts of information from various online sources. Links to data management resources include a Zotero group for sharing citations and references, as well as a site exploring the use of social networks for collaborating on data sets. Effective data management allows researchers to locate, access, and analyze information from different online locations and platforms.
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