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The document discusses eLearning resources for faculty and students at WCC RN Boot Camp. It notes that eLearning has seen rapid growth in recent years and provides several benefits including increasing access to students, making more efficient use of space, and meeting workforce demands. Specifically, WCC has seen a 44% increase in eLearning students in the last year. The document then outlines some of the online resources and support available to students, such as 24/7 tech support and online tutoring. It also lists several eLearning tools available to faculty, such as lecture capture software and classroom response systems.

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