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.

Logo Software and Hardware Since its debut in 1967 there have been hundreds of versions of Logo. The most comprehensive list available is the Logo Tree, which is maintained by Pavel …

A Logo Primer The most popular Logo environment has involved the Turtle, originally a robotic creature that moved around on the floor. It can be directed by typing commands at the …

Logo for MSX computers was popular in Europe, South America, and Japan. Atari Logo and Commodore Logo were popular in North America. Logo received considerable support from …

This statement sums up two fundamental aspects of Logo. It is a programming language. Each programming language is designed with a particular focus in mind, such as scientific …

A Logo Primer is a brief introduction to Turtle Geometry and the Logo programming language. An Introduction to Logo and Turtle Geometry is a a series of brief video clips in which Seymour …

The language features include nonlocal exit, program as data, property lists, and macros; the projects include a utility program to find differences between two versions of a file, a general …

The name Logo, which means “word” in Greek, was chosen to emphasize that the language was well-suited to working with words and sentences in contrast to the numeric focus of most …

Logo is designed to be an environment in which Piagetian learning can occur and is supported. Papert's widely read and highly influential book Mindstorms was published in 1981, just …

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