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This document summarizes the benefits of RCampus, an innovative learning management system that has received national recognition for two years. It allows educators to manage courses, eportfolios, communities and grades while improving communication and collaboration. RCampus provides these benefits easily and securely for educators, students, and groups. Membership is free to academic users and support plans are available for those interested in the system.
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