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Computer Science Logo Style: Intermediate Programming by Brian Harvey, 1985-08 Logo: Principles, Programming, and Projects/Book & Disc (Brooks/Cole Series in Computer Education) by George Lukas, Joan Lukas, 1986-02 Learning Mathematics and Logo Apple Logo: Programming and Problem Solving by Rick Billstein, Shlomo Libeskind, et all 1986-02 Introduction to Programming in Logo Using Logowriter by Burrowes, Yoder, 1988-06 Logo Programming (Small computer series) by Peter Ross, 1983-08 IBM PC and Pcjr LOGO Programming Primer by Donald Martin, 1985-01 Apple LOGO Programming Primer: Featuring Top-Down Structured Programming by Donald Martin, 1984-01 IBM PCJR: Basic Programming and Applications Including Logo by Louis Nashelsky, Robert Boylestad, 1985-03 Apple Logo by Hal Abelson, 1982-07 Visual Modeling with Logo: A Structured Approach to Seeing (Exploring With Logo) by James L. Clayson, 1988-06-20 Logo: Theory and Practice by Dennis O. Harper, 1989-02 Exploring Language with Logo (Exploring With Logo) by E. Paul Goldenberg, Wallace Feurzeig, 1987-10-27 The Homerton Logo Manual by Hilary Shuard, Fred Daly, 1987-12-25

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1. MSWLogo, An Educational Programming Language
   Softronics Inc., an Educational Software Company View a MSW Logo screen shot.( 24 KB) a set of printed books on more advanced logo programming techniques by Brian Harvey (bh@cs.berkeley.edu  
   http://www.softronix.com/logo.html
   
   Extractions: GUI and Extensions By George Mills ( mills@softronix.com Core By Brian Harvey ( bh@cs.berkeley.edu ) University of California Berkeley MSW Logo Kits (Current version is 6.5b, released December 19, 2002) Release Notes : Includes System Requirements, recent bug fixes, included in all kits 12 KB Setup Kit : Complete installation kit for Windows NT/2K/XP/95/98/ME 1.7 MB InstallShield Knowlegde Base : Link to help diagnose problems installing programs that use InstallShield Source Kit (V6.5a) : Borland C++ 5.02 Sources 1.0 MB Tutorial Kit (V4.2) : Optional 11 minute Video on basics of MSWLogo 3.5 MB MSW Logo non-English Kits German Kits : Complete installation kits for various Windows platforms Portuguese Kits : Complete installation kits for various Windows platforms Japanese Kits : Complete installation kits for various Windows platforms French Adaptations : This is not a French .EXE kit but procedures to redefine the command set French Adaptations II : This is not a French .EXE kit but procedures to redefine the command set with extensive documentation for the French speaking student Printed and Interactive Books The Great Logo Adventure : Electronic copy of the actual book on learning Logo by Jim Muller (Graciously donated by Jim) 3.5 MB

2. The Logo Programming Language
   The logo programming Language. Logo was supposed to be a language for the teachingof mathe matical ideas to children through computer programming.  
   http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/logo/logo.html
   
   Extractions: History Significant Language Features Areas of Application Sample Programs ... Printed References Logo was developed by a team from MIT, Logo was originally designed to introduce children to programming concepts, to develop better thinking skills that could be transferred to other contexts. Logo was supposed to be a language for the teaching of mathe matical ideas to children through computer programming. It was intended to be easy to learn, easy to use, easy to read, but also powerful and able to cope with complex problems. It was then discovered that Logo extended far beyond mathematical areas The man who became the spoke person for this language was Seymour Papert. The slogan used for Logo was "A language for learning." There is a double meaning behind this slogan. First Logo is a language for learning to compute, or "program a computer" (Logo Thinking). Second Logo is a language to make computing as simple as po ssible to understand for the user (Learning with Logo) First Logo means Logo Thinking - Logo helps the user in learning to compute by describing ideas and processes with Logo programs, and understanding how to translate pseudocode, into a working Logo program.

3. JHB Web Page : Programming & Source Codes
   logo programming, tutorial, links.  
   http://pages.intnet.mu/jhbpage/Program/Logo/logo.htm
   
   Extractions: Home About What's New Email ... Estelle's Page What is Logo Programming? Mswlogo Downloads MswLogo Tutorial Links Logo is a high-level programming language noted for its ease of use and graphics capabilities. Logo's syntax is more understandable for novices. Logo is so easy that it can be understood by the 7 to 77 years old. Logo's graphics language is called turtle graphics, which allows complex graphics images to be created with a minimum of coding. Logo is the simplest programming language. It was developed by Seymour Papert in 1968. It was developed originally as a teaching tool. Logo has evolved into a powerful computer language. There are about 200 commands and operations. Though Logo is a complete language it is mainly used for drawing. For more information about the importance of logo go to www.terrapinlogo.com Table Of Contents Links Logo Users Ring Previous Next Random Site List Sites pages viewed since January 19 2002

4. HomePage For Brian Harvey (bh@cs.Berkeley.EDU)
   in the development of the logo programming language. And recently I've been volunteering Symbolic Computing, a logo programming text that concentrates on natural language processing  
   http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~bh
   
   Extractions: Take a look at my son Heath I'm a "Lecturer with Security of Employment," which means that they pay me to teach full-time (not to do research), but I'm essentially tenured, even though I'm not supposed to call it that. I teach many of the lower division (freshman and sophomore) computer science courses at Berkeley, as well as one called Social Implications of Computing and occasionally others. I'm faculty advisor of the Computer Science Undergraduate Association and of the Open Computing Facility I'm also interested in the use of computers in pre-college education; I used to be a high school teacher, and I'm involved in the development of the Logo programming language. And recently I've been volunteering in a local third grade. Berkeley Logo ( download manual download readme ) is a freeware interpreter that I wrote along with several students. (Major contributors are Daniel van Blerkom, Khang Dao, Michael Katz, Douglas Orleans, and Sanford Owings.) Click here to retrieve the complete distribution archive for Unix/Linux/MacOS X (or by HTTP DOS (or by HTTP Windows (or by HTTP ), or

5. Crystal Objects ** LOGO Computer Programming Language For Learners ** Crystal Ob
   Links. The Logo Users Ring. The Logo Users Ring is a webring of sitesdedicated to the logo programming language. The Logo Foundation  
   http://members.atlantic.net/~caggiano/logo/
   
   Extractions: Home Logo document.write(secondImg) Logo is the computer language designed for learning, Here are MicroWorlds projects you can run from your browser, links to other Logo sites, books and other information teachers, parents and kids will find informative and fun. Use the buttons above to explore the site. Or click on the text in the box to the left. Before you leave please take a moment to send me your thoughts. Come back often. If you are new to Logo you should check out: What is Logo? by The Logo Foundation Why Use Logo? An Overview of Logo in Education by Terrapin Software Note: These documents will open in a new browser window. The site is getting a complete face lift. What do you think? Drop me a line and let me know. If you are using Lego's MindStorms Robotic Invention System did you know you can now program your robots in Logo? The folks at MIT have a way for you to do that using MicroWorlds 2.03. See Yellow Brick Logo at MIT. MSWLogo code for the Hypercube on my Home page MSWLogo code for StringArt. Mandelbrot Images.

6. Navajo Crafts And LOGO Programming, Monument Valley HS,UT
   What is NDAHOO AAH? It is a project for concurrently developing and linkingthe skills of traditional Navajo crafts and computer programming.  
   http://www.math.utah.edu/~clemens/relearning.html

7. Learning LOGO
   logo programming. In the fall of 1995 I started teaching my son s secondgrade class how to program using the logo programming language.  
   http://mckoss.com/logo/
   
   Extractions: - an introduction to Logo by Mike Koss In the fall of 1995 I started teaching my son's second grade class how to program using the LOGO programming language. Logo is wonderful because for very little work you can get some great graphical feedback. One of the themes of my class has been demonstrating that some seemingly complex things are in reality created by very simple processes. We use MSW Logo implemented by George Mills . This version of LOGO is easy to install and runs on Windows 3.1 (there is also a 32 bit version available for Win95 and NT). There are some quirks in this implementation (like having to quote variable names with a semicolon to use their value) but the kids have had good luck using it for the small programs they're writing. I prepared a number of hand-out materials and work sheets when we started the class. Making Music with LOGO How to "Roll the Dice"

8. Announcing Logo Programming For Kids - Using MicroWorlds Project Builder - LCSI
   Please remember to bookmark and come back often! Watch for the Table of Contentsbutton logo programming educational software to help you navigate the site.  
   http://www.kidsandcomputers.com/

9. Learning LOGO
   logo programming. an introduction to Logo by Mike Koss grade class how to program using the logo programming language. Logo is wonderful because for very little work you  
   http://www.mckoss.com/logo
   
   Extractions: - an introduction to Logo by Mike Koss In the fall of 1995 I started teaching my son's second grade class how to program using the LOGO programming language. Logo is wonderful because for very little work you can get some great graphical feedback. One of the themes of my class has been demonstrating that some seemingly complex things are in reality created by very simple processes. We use MSW Logo implemented by George Mills . This version of LOGO is easy to install and runs on Windows 3.1 (there is also a 32 bit version available for Win95 and NT). There are some quirks in this implementation (like having to quote variable names with a semicolon to use their value) but the kids have had good luck using it for the small programs they're writing. I prepared a number of hand-out materials and work sheets when we started the class. Making Music with LOGO How to "Roll the Dice"

10. Logo Programming For Kids - Using MicroWorlds Project Builder
    Computer programming for kids, computer lessons, MicroWorlds Project Builderchildrens software based on the Logo language are all on this site.  
    http://www.kidsandcomputers.com/SiteToc.cfm
    
    Extractions: Available for both Mac and PC (see below for Win95/98), please check to see if it'll work on your system. New SITE!! Kids Can Program NEW Programming Lessons for Children and Their Teachers MicroWorlds Logo For Windows 95/98/2000/ME/XP Available! The Adventures of Nicole and Don Learning Logo for Win95/98!

11. Logo Foundation
    Table of Contents. Logo Foundation Home. What's New? Calendar of Events What is Logo? Logo And Language. Logo Primer. logo programming Language. Logo Foundation Services  
    http://el.www.media.mit.edu/groups/logo-foundation
    
    Extractions: Table of Contents Logo Foundation Home What's New? Calendar of Events About the Foundation What is Logo? Logo And Language Logo Primer Logo Programming Language Logo Foundation Services Consulting Workshops On Line Publications Logo Papers Logo Update On Line Logo Resources Logo-Related Web Sites Logo Users Groups On Line Discussions Logo Products Books Robotics Software Web hosting services are donated to the Logo Foundation by the MIT Media Lab and by MaMaMedia

12. The LOGO Programming Language: Hello World!
    The logo programming Language. Hello world! This program simply demonstrates theprintout of a string from a procedure call, in the logo programming language.  
    http://www.engin.umd.umich.edu/CIS/course.des/cis400/logo/hello.html
    
    Extractions: Description Source Code Sample Run This program simply demonstrates the printout of a string from a procedure call, in the LOGO programming language. The program will display the message "Hello world" each time the procedure HELLO is called. TO HELLO PRINT [Hello world] END Click here to download the source code. Hello World Last modified: by Steven Kiryakoza, 12/12/1997

13. The Logo Programming Language
    The logo programming Language, a dialect of Lisp, was designed as a toolfor learning. Its features interactivity, modularity, extensibility  
    http://el.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation/logo/programming.html
    
    Extractions: Table of Contents Logo Foundation Home What's New? Calendar of Events About the Foundation What is Logo? Logo And Language Logo Primer Logo Programming Language Logo Foundation Services Consulting Workshops On Line Publications Logo Papers Logo Update On Line Logo Resources Logo-Related Web Sites Logo Users Groups On Line Discussions Logo Products Books Robotics Software The Logo Programming Language, a dialect of Lisp, was designed as a tool for learning. Its features - interactivity, modularity, extensibility, flexibility of data types - follow from this goal. Interactivity Although there are some versions of Logo that compile, it is generally implemented as an interpreted language. The interactivity of this approach provides the user with immediate feedback on individual instructions, thus aiding in the debugging and learning process. Error messages are descriptive. For example fowad I don't know how to fowad (The word fowad is not a primitive - one of Logo's built in words - nor a procedure that you've defined.)

14. LOGO Computer Programming Language For Learners Has Moved
    Logo is the computer language designed for learning, Here are MicroWorlds projects you can run from your browser, links to other Logo sites, books and other information teachers, parents and kids will find informative and fun. webring of sites dedicated to the logo programming language. The Logo Foundation. If you arrived here by  
    http://www.atlantic.net/~caggiano/logo/logo.html

15. The Logo Programming Language
    Table of Contents. Logo Foundation Home. What's New? Calendar of Events What is Logo? Logo And Language. Logo Primer. logo programming Language. Logo Foundation Services  
    http://el.www.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation/logo/programming.html
    
    Extractions: Table of Contents Logo Foundation Home What's New? Calendar of Events About the Foundation What is Logo? Logo And Language Logo Primer Logo Programming Language Logo Foundation Services Consulting Workshops On Line Publications Logo Papers Logo Update On Line Logo Resources Logo-Related Web Sites Logo Users Groups On Line Discussions Logo Products Books Robotics Software The Logo Programming Language, a dialect of Lisp, was designed as a tool for learning. Its features - interactivity, modularity, extensibility, flexibility of data types - follow from this goal. Interactivity Although there are some versions of Logo that compile, it is generally implemented as an interpreted language. The interactivity of this approach provides the user with immediate feedback on individual instructions, thus aiding in the debugging and learning process. Error messages are descriptive. For example fowad I don't know how to fowad (The word fowad is not a primitive - one of Logo's built in words - nor a procedure that you've defined.)

16. Logo Programming Language - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    logo programming language. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.The logo programming language of Logo. logo programming. The idea  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_programming_language
    
    Extractions: The Logo programming language is an adaptation by Wally Feurzeig and Seymour Papert of the Lisp programming language that is easier to read. One could say that Logo is Lisp without the parentheses. Today, it is known principally for its "turtle graphics" but it has significant list handling facilities, file handling and I/O facilities and can be used to teach most computer science concepts, as Brian Harvey does in his "Computer Science Logo Style" trilogy. Equally it can be used to prepare microworlds for students to investigate. Table of contents 1 Implementations of Logo 2 Logo programming 2.1 Turtle programming 2.1.1 Example 1: a square ... edit There are over 130 implementations of Logo, each of which has its own strengths. A popular cross-platform implementation is UCBLogo. MSWLogo, its freeware Windows derivative, is commonly used in schools in the United Kingdom . Comenius Logo is available in Dutch, German, Czech etc. and is worth considering. A modern derivative of Logo is a variation that allows thousands of "turtles", each moving independently. There are two popular implementations:

17. AJLogo- Logo Programming Gallery
    Welcome to the AJLogo Gallery With AJLogo you can create applets by programmingwith Logo! This Logo program creates a spiral with a mitred pen width.  
    http://www.ajlogo.com/gallery/
    
    Extractions: programming with Logo! This Images demonstrates drawing a centered String command dcS. The String's heading follows the turtle. Note the use of alpha transparency. From the first demo in version 2 beta, this spiral has a constant step size and a growing disc diameter, and a decaying change in theta. This demonstrates the layering of images ontop of a drawing. It also demonstrates the png endcoder which was use for the screen capture. If you love Logo, you see things with a Logo eye. That's to say you decompose shapes to turtle commands. This was part of a chair that just had to be realized in AJLogo. This was inspired by the background at Cat's Eye Technologies .It was another 'how fast can I replecate this' challenge (took about 30 min). This uses a Model to allow real-time drawing of numerous repetive shapes. Adding the third dimension to the otherwise flat recursive tree really adds to this image. The standard Lissajous figure is shown here with controls over x/y ratio. An interesting experiment, this is the programatic flood filling of an object. By using alpha transparency, multipule fills appear darker.

18. Resources - Logo Programming
    Comp 052. logo programming Resources. MSW Logo Lessons Put together by Jim Fuller,this site offers a comprehensive course in programming using MSW Logo.  
    http://www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/~srudge/comp052/resources.html
    
    Extractions: Comp 052 Math Teacher Link This is a module designed to develop in future K-12 teachers an appreciation of and facility with the computer language Logo and its use in the K-12 curriculum. Emphasis is on higher order thinking skills and a problem solving approach is used throughout. There is also an emphasis on understanding via concrete examples, visual representation, and abstraction. It is an excellent outline to follow in learning turtle graphics A Turtle for the Teacher The aim of this tutorial is to help computer-innocent teachers and parents to develop children's Logo skills in a guided-discovery problem-solving environment. It emphasizes certain fundamental concepts desirable for effective use of Logo and other languages. It includes a downloadable student manual and uses MSW Logo for the examples. The Logo Foundation The Logo Foundation is a nonprofit educational organization devoted to informing people about Logo and supporting them in their use of Logo-based software and learning environments. The logo foundation offers summer courses, moderates newgroups and user groups, organizes conferences and provides links to books, videos, software, and information about Logo. MSW Logo Lessons Put together by Jim Fuller, this site offers a comprehensive course in programming using MSW Logo. Explores sound, mathematics and trigonometric functions, using Windows buttons, keyboard events and games.

19. Logo - Introductory Programming
    Computer programming, computer lessons, MSW logo programming software usingthe Logo language. Comp 052. Introductory Programming Using Logo.  
    http://www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/~srudge/comp052/
    
    Extractions: List Processing Command Summary Programming with Logo is no longer being offered at Yukon College. This site will continue to be available for you to use, but will no longer be receiving regular updates. If you are interested in other programming courses offered at Yukon College, or the Computer Studies program, please call the admissions office at 1-867-668-8710. For more information about Logo contact: The Logo Foundation

20. LCSI - Links
    Learn to Program in Logo logo programming instructions. Logo Forum - InternetLogo discussion group. Michael Koss - Introduction to logo programming.  
    http://www.microworlds.com/links/
    
    Extractions: Warning! This page contains links to independently managed web sites that are not affiliated with Logo Computer Systems Inc. While every effort has been made to evaluate these links, we cannot control the content that may appear on these or related links. If you have comments about our site, please e-mail us at info@lcsi.ca

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