21. PC AI - Logo Programming Language Where Intelligent Technology Meets the Real World Home Contents SearchNews Services Contact PC AI, logo programming Language. Overview http://www.pcai.com/web/ai_info/pcai_logo.html

Where Intelligent Technology Meets the Real World Home Contents Search News ... Contact PC AI Logo Programming Language Overview : Devised in the late 60s by Papert and his colleagues at MIT as an educational aid for children, Logo is a subset of LISP and can be used as a serious programming language. Indeed, Burke and Genise's (1987) undergraduate text exclusively uses Logo to explain fundamental principles of computer science, and Shafer's (1986) book on Macintosh AI programming is based on Logo. Logo is compact, making it an excellent vehicle for exploring AI on a PC. A version of Logo exists for virtually every major brand of desktop computer, with versions in most cases marketed by the computer manufacturer. Logo is best known for graphics; the user programs a cursor (called a "turtle") to draw figures on the screen. Graphics aside, Logo has a number of list manipulation functions (in a syntax that is more friendly than LISP's) that make it ideal for AI applications, and random number generating functions that make it suitable for simulations. Goldenberg and Feurzeig (1987) show how Logo can be used to explore computational linguistics, and Harvey's three volumes (1985, 1986, 1987) give a wide range of other applications and projects. (Reference: LANGUAGES OF AI by Joseph Schmuller, September/October 1991, page 22)

22. PC AI - Glossary Of Terms (Subjects J-L) logo programming Language logo programming Language, A computer language designedto help people learn. For More Info on the logo programming Language. http://www.pcai.com/web/glossary/pcai_j_l_glossary.html

Where Intelligent Technology Meets the Real World Home Contents Search News ... Contact PC AI Glossary of Terms Subjects J-L To Glossary Subject Internet To Glossary Subject M Lisp Programming Language adjoin A LISP function that adds an element to a set if it is not already there. atom The most basic building block of LISP consisting of a string of characters beginning with a letter, digit, or any special character other than a left or right parenthesis. Examples could be "happy", "red", "Two", "2", "3.14", and so on. car LISP function that returns the first element of a list where the list cannot be the null-list. cdr LISP function that returns all elements but the first element of the list. cons LISP function that takes two arguements, an S-Expression and a list, and creates a new list with the first element in the new list being the first arguement. head First element of a list. intersection A LISP function that takes two sets and returns a set containing only the elements that were in both of the initial sets. list A collection of S-Expressions, called elements, enclosed in by parenthese. Examples could be "(a b c)", "(1, 2, 3)", "(happy, red, Two, 2, 3.14)".

23. MicroWorlds Unit On Logo Programming (Lesson Plan) This eightlesson unit will take your students through the basics of logo programmingusing the MicroWorlds software. MicroWorlds Unit on logo programming. http://teachervision.com/lesson-plans/lesson-2181.html

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24. MicroWorlds Unit On Logo Programming (Lesson Plan) This eightlesson unit will take your students through the basics of logo programmingusing the MicroWorlds software. MicroWorlds Unit on logo programming. http://teachervision.com/lesson-plans/lesson-2181.html?for_printing=1

25. 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

Comp 052 Logo Programming Resources 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.

26. HomePage For Brian Harvey (bh@cs.Berkeley.EDU) Where you can find information on books about Logo, as well as the free UCB Logo system.Category Computers Programming Lisp Logo Implementations...... in the use of computers in precollege education; I used to be a high school teacher,and I'm involved in the development of the logo programming language. http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~bh/

Brian Harvey Computer Science Division University of California at Berkeley Soda Hall bh@cs.berkeley.edu BS, Mathematics MIT MS, Computer Science Stanford PhD, Science and Mathematics Education Berkeley MA, Clinical Psychology New College of California Take a look at my son Heath I teach many of the lower division (freshman and sophomore) computer science courses at Berkeley. 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. 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 (or by HTTP DOS (or by HTTP Windows (or by HTTP ), or Mac (or by HTTP ), complete with C source code. (If you think Logo is just a graphics language for little kids, check out a sample program that should impress you.)

27. Logo Programming Computer Programming lessons are provided in a clear, easy to grasp way. Excellentfor teachers and students alike, this MicroWorlds Logo based site is a must http://www.hvac.cc/kidscanprogram/main/pagethree.htm

Table of Contents Previous Page Next Page Page 3 - Instructions and Procedures First, start with an Instruction In the command center type cc and press Enter (stands for clear the command center) and then write the following line: When the cursor is at the very end, press Enter. Presto! Our first instruction causes the turtle to draw a square. Let's analyze our one long line of instruction. All the words you see on the line are names of procedures: pd - a procedure that puts the current turtle's pen down and requires no inputs and has no outputs forward - a procedure that moves the current turtle in the direction its head is pointing by a certain number of steps. The number is a required input. right - a procedure that turns the current turtle to the right by a number of degrees. The number is a required input. The last two procedures require a number as their input. One very important thing to notice is that some procedures require inputs and some don't. This is the glue that holds a Logo instruction together. Procedure inputs and output Logo procedures can be thought of as jigsaw puzzle pieces, and our job as programmers is to build puzzles which fit together properly. The procedures that we will build and the built-in procedures that come with MicroWorlds, have a specific number of inputs. It can be zero inputs (such as

28. Programming LOGO MicroWorlds Assignments For 7th Grade Middle School Business Ed MicroWorlds lessons plans for middle school students. Student projects online. A Lightspan Academic Category Computers Programming Languages Lisp Logo...... First Project for MicroWorlds using logo programming langauge. What is MicroWorldsand how can I quickly learn some basic features? click here, Computer Sci. http://www.crews.org/curriculum/ex/compsci/7thgrade/mw_logo.html

What is MicroWorlds and how can I quickly learn some basic features? click here Computer Sci. 6th Assignments 7th Assignments 8th Assignments Comp. Articles Keyboarding Student Pub. Proj. Web Resources Grades Crews Pages Gen. Computer CompSci Home Create your own "I-Spy" type game. This game will entertain kids of all ages. Design and make the web version of this popular game. You'll play this time and time again. Challenge your friends and yourself with this 3 in 1 mega pac game set. It includes: Jeopardy, Chance, and a Jigsaw puzzle. You won't find this in any stores. Just in time for Christmas, create this board game and name it after yourself. The sky is the limit. Get ready for fun and excitement. ABC.com watch out. Here you will find the directions to this exciting new game. You will be working in partners on this game. One person will work on being the programmer, and the other the designer. MicroWorlds... A Programming Language Why Use LOGO Read why so many people are using Logo. Hear what professionals are saying. information about the Logo language ideas about Logo’s place in the school and home models for effective teaching of Logo comparisons of Logo and other languages resources for learning more about Logo Links associated with the LOGO language My Suggested Sites Page Page list of LOGO sites around the world.

29. Logo Programming For OS/2 logo programming for OS/2. During our September meeting, Neil demonstratedStarLogo on OS/2. The StarLogo compiler actually runs http://www.baywarp.org/features/logo.html

Features Benchmarking NetBeans Editor Logo Programming more... Membership Administrivia E-Mail Lists Submissions Contact BayWarp ... credits.html Links more... Logo Programming for OS/2 During our September meeting, Neil demonstrated StarLogo on OS/2. The StarLogo compiler actually runs on Java so is available for any platform with a Java Runtime Environment. The environment is a bit beastly on the resources to run. Neil's laptop with 128 Meg of RAM would occasionally freeze while the JRE garbage collector cleaned house. But once it was done, the program would start running again. Just keep that in mind if you want to give it a try. I have not yet had a chance to try it myself, but hope to give it a spin soon. When I do, I'll add a bit more detail to this page on setup, sample code and other assorted bits and bytes. If anyone else would like to try it out and give me some feedback, I'll add it to these pages. You can reach me at robert-kuropkat@attbi.com or just post a note to the email list and I'll pluck it out of there.

30. Logo Programming For Kids - Using MicroWorlds Project Builder New SITE!! Kids Can Program. NEW Programming Lessons for Children andTheir Teachers. MicroWorlds Logo For Windows 95 Now Available! http://www2.magmacom.com/~dsleeth/sitetoc.htm

The "Kids and Computers" Web Site Table of Contents MicroWorlds Logo This is the main topic of the Web site. Explore how a Dad and his daughter learn this intriguing program. Welcome and Introduction The introduction to the site, who we are, why we are doing this page. Overview of Microworlds Project Builder Can kids program computers? How does this program work? What can you do with it? Nicole's Work Chronology of how Nicole and I learned how to program Logo. A good sampling of what you and your child might accomplish in a short period of time. Feature List A list of features of the program. Program Documentation There is a very good set of manuals that come with the package, more than you'll ever read! System Requirements Available for both Mac and PC (see below for Win95), 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 Now Available! The NEW Adventures of Nicole and Don Learning Logo for Win95!

31. Logo Programming Ottawa Montessori Schools - Education For Children Montessori at a Glance. Montessori education has achieved worldwiderecognition and success. This condensed explanation will acquaint http://www2.magmacom.com/~dsleeth/kids/montessori/p50.htm

Montessori at a Glance Montessori education has achieved world-wide recognition and success. This condensed explanation will acquaint you with the many advantages that Montessori offers your child. The Montessori Method has been time-tested for 75 years and has achieved success throughout the world with children. Montessori is a totally positive environment for children. In the scientifically prepared environment of the true Montessori school, the child develops the prime elements of character: freedom, concentration, independence, self-discipline, industry, sense of reality...in an atmosphere of co-operation. Each child is taught individually. The child's natural development of language is utilized in the process of learning to read. Children work at their own pace and at their own level. Children have the unique opportunity to fulfill their potential. Habits and skills developed in a Montessori classroom remain for a lifetime. The Montessori classroom is a land of opportunity for the child as well as a truly joyful place to be. Though much has been said about the acedemic achievements of Montessori children, the true value lies in the self-discipline, self-mastery and love of learning that children achieve.

32. Logo Programming Ottawa Montessori Schools - Education For Children Table of Contents. This site is not an official Ottawa Montessori site.The information is provided by Don Sleeth. My only qualifications http://www.magmacom.com/~dsleeth/kids/montessori/mtoc.htm

Table of Contents This site is not an official Ottawa Montessori site. The information is provided by Don Sleeth. My only qualifications are as a parent and supporter of Ottawa Montessori Schools. Much of the information comes from a booklet provided to me by Ottawa Montessori Schools as well as my personal observations. I hope you enjoy this information and find it useful to you. Table of Contents (this page) Why I Did (am doing) This Project My Personal Observation Regarding Montessori What About Computers? ... Montessori at a Glance Montessori FAQ's (Frequently Asked Quetions) What Is The Montessori Method? What Does Montessori Offer My Child? Why are Montessori children generally self-confident, out-going, and self reliant? What is the Montessori concept of freedom in the classroom? ... Why Montessori?

33. Logo Programming Ottawa Montessori Schools - Education For Children What is the Montessori method? Montessori is a philosophy and methodof education which emphasizes the potential of the young child http://www.magmacom.com/~dsleeth/kids/montessori/p60.htm

What is the Montessori method? Montessori is a philosophy and method of education which emphasizes the potential of the young child and which develops this potential by utilizing specially trained teachers and special teaching materials. Montessori recognizes in children a natural curiosity and desire to learn; the Montessori Materials awaken this desire and channel that curiosity into a learning experience which children enjoy. Montessori Materials help children to understand what they learn by associating an abstract concept with a concrete sensorial experience; in this manner, the Montessori child is actually learning and not just memorizing. The Montessori Method stresses that children learn and progress at their own pace so that fast learners are not held back, and slow learners are not frustrated by their inability to keep up.

34. Logo Programming For The Mathematics Classroom Math Teacher Link Modules. Module 9, logo programming for the MathematicsClassroom. Logo For Teachers is a course that has been taught http://mtl.math.uiuc.edu/modules/logo/

Math Teacher Link Modules Module #9 Logo Programming for the Mathematics Classroom Logo For Teachers is a course that has been taught the past few years.at the Eastern Illinois University, which is an MTL partner institution . The course teaches the basics of the computer programming language Logo and its uses in elementary, middle, and high schools. This new method of presentation via the world wide web will allow you to learn the language in a more independent setting, free of the normal classroom time and location constraints. Credit: 1/4 grad unit (= 1 sem. hr.) or 3 CEUs. Logo for Teachers was written by Max O. Gerling of Eastern Illinois University during July 1997. Instructor for this module is Debra Woods Return to the Short Courses homepage. Return to the Math Teacher Link homepage For questions or comments about this website, email webmaster@mtl.math.uiuc.edu

35. Logo Programming For The Mathematics Classroom -- More Details More Module Details. Module 9, logo programming for the MathematicsClassroom. Logo For Teachers is a course that has been taught http://mtl.math.uiuc.edu/modules/logo/more_details.htm

More Module Details Module #9 Logo Programming for the Mathematics Classroom Logo For Teachers is a course that has been taught the past few years at the Eastern Illinois University. The course teaches the basics of the computer programming language Logo and its uses in elementary, middle schools, and high schools. This new method of presentation via the world wide web will allow you to learn the language in a more independent setting, free of the normal classroom time and location constraints. The goal of this module is to familiarize you with the Logo programming language and many of the ways you can use it in teaching geometry concepts throughout the curriculum. Because you are a mathematics teacher who is familiar with geometry, the way we have chosen to achieve this goal is to have you go to many different locations on the world wide web and to work through the lessons as you might have students work through them. You do not,of course, need to have your students use the same level of involvement of the world wide web, but this will help you see the resources available to you on the web. We will also have you complete some projects in logo to demonstrate your facility with the language. Some quizzes will also be required either by email or by an online facility currently under development.

36. AJLogo- Logo Programming Gallery Welcome to the AJLogo Gallery With AJLogo you cancreate applets by programming with Logo! http://ajlogo.com/gallery/

Welcome to the AJLogo Gallery With AJLogo you can create applets by 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.

37. Logo Programming Language - Wikipedia Other languages Français Polski. logo programming language. FromWikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Logo is a computer programming http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_programming_language

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Other languages: Polski Logo programming language From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Logo is a computer programming language based on LISP (with a radically different syntax ) designed by Seymour Papert in the late to teach computer skills to children. Papert is a professor at MIT , and the author of Mindstorms: Children, Computers, and Powerful Ideas . Logo is from the Greek word "logos" meaning "word". Turtle Graphics One of its most notable features was called "Turtle Graphics"; a system for creating graphics that allowed a Logo user to easily produce visual effects from simple programs. The idea was that a turtle with a pen strapped to it could be instructed to do simple things like move forward 100 spaces or turn around. From these building blocks you could draw more complex shapes like squares, triangles, circlesusing these to draw houses or sail boats. The turtle moved with commands that were relative to its own position, "LEFT 90" meant rotate left by 90 degrees. A student could understand (and predict and reason about) the turtle's motion by imagining what she would do if she were the turtle. Papert called this "body syntonic" reasoning.

38. Logo Programming Language - Wikipedia Other languages Français Polski. logo programming language. (Redirectedfrom logo programming language). Logo is a computer programming http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOGO_programming_language

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Other languages: Polski Logo programming language (Redirected from LOGO programming language Logo is a computer programming language based on LISP (with a radically different syntax ) designed by Seymour Papert in the late to teach computer skills to children. Papert is a professor at MIT , and the author of Mindstorms: Children, Computers, and Powerful Ideas . Logo is from the Greek word "logos" meaning "word". Turtle Graphics One of its most notable features was called "Turtle Graphics"; a system for creating graphics that allowed a Logo user to easily produce visual effects from simple programs. The idea was that a turtle with a pen strapped to it could be instructed to do simple things like move forward 100 spaces or turn around. From these building blocks you could draw more complex shapes like squares, triangles, circlesusing these to draw houses or sail boats. The turtle moved with commands that were relative to its own position, "LEFT 90" meant rotate left by 90 degrees. A student could understand (and predict and reason about) the turtle's motion by imagining what she would do if she were the turtle. Papert called this "body syntonic" reasoning.

39. Help-Site: Logo Programming Computer Help logo programming. Search. http://help-site.com/c.m/prog/lang/logo/

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40. Logo Programming need to get started A copy of UCBLogo available for Mac, Windows, Unix, DOS Moreinformation on Logo from MIT Quicktime movies of logo programming and some http://classroomteacher.com/logo/

LOGO what you need to get started: A copy of UCBLogo available for Mac, Windows, Unix, DOS More information on Logo from MIT Quicktime movies of Logo programming and some code snippets here. Have fun! draw a square teach the turtle to draw the square Make the turtle draw a triangle Teach the turtle to draw colored squares! ClassroomDirectories by Area of Interest Home Art: Carousel CardinalDirections FireCrackerFavors PopUpCards ... Carnations Science: LiveMath EggShells Chromatography Math/CS: LiveMath LOGO Calendar SocialScience: Carousel CardinalDirections Technology: ITEC Technology

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