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Page F8 7 Browser Mac OS X: Firefox 1.0 or higher Windows: Firefox 1.0 or higher Note: Cookies, Java, and JavaScript must be enabled. Pop-up blockers should be configured to permit new windows from Penn State web sites. Due to nonstandard handling of CSS, JavaScript and caching, we do not recommend using Internet Explorer 6 as your browser. Plug-ins Adobe Acrobat[Download from Adobe] Flash Player [Download from Adobe] Apple Quicktime[Download from Apple] Additional Software Microsoft Office Internet Connection broadband (cable or DSL) connection required Printer graphics-capable printer CD-ROM required Sound Card required Monitor 15" monitor (1024 x 768 resolution) E. Written responses indicating consultation with other units affected by the proposed program. In addition, if the program is to be offered on-line or use technology as the primary delivery method to serve off-campus students, the World Campus should be consulted at the earliest possible stage of program development and a letter of consultation must be provided from the Director of the World Campus. The D.Ed. program has already been approved by the Graduate Council and no other such advanced degree programs are offered anywhere at Penn State. Academic Outreach are partnering with the unit in the development and delivery of the program. See letter of support from Wayne Smutz, Associate Vice President for Academic Outreach, on page 16. F. Off-campus programs must incorporate a mechanism for assessing program quality through student surveys for feedback at critical milestones in the program as well as a student exit questionnaire at the time of graduation. The program will utilize our standard evaluation program that includes Penn State’s online semester evaluation of course and instructor [Student Rating of Teaching Effectiveness] as well
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