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Organizations engaged in Logo projects:
- The
MIT Media Lab
- is in the forefront of Logo research, which is carried out
within several groups: Grassroots
Invention Group,
Lifelong Kindergarten and Future
of Learning. The Media Lab also maintains an ftp
file server where you can get publications, software, some
back issues of Logo Update, archives of the Usenet news
group comp.lang.logo, the Logo FAQ (frequently asked questions),
and more.
EuroLogo- has links to many Logo web sites and information about the biennial
EUROLOGO conferences, to be held next in Portugal in August 2003.
University
of Hamburg- maintains a web site with an extensive list of Logo resources.
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El
Macro-mundo de Logo- is based in Spain. It has information about Logo and links to
resources.
Logo
SIG of the Educational Computing Association of Western Australia- has Logo information and instructional materials.
'Ndahoo'aah- is a project for concurrently developing and linking the skills
of traditional Navajo crafts and computer programming. This web
site includes images and procedures for textile designs programmed
in Logo.
NETLogo- is aimed at the European educators. It provides products, services,
and on-line activities in support of Logo-based and other open-ended
educational environments.
Núcleo
de Informática Aplicada à Educação- is a Brazilian project involving Logo.
The Omar
Dengo Foundation- sponsors the Programa de Informática Educativa where
Logo is used in hundreds of schools throughout Costa Rica .
OpenWorld
Learning- presents MicroWorlds in Action, a project library and learning
resource.
Ordi-Ecole- in Switzerland has information about many aspects of Logo.
Oz
Logo - is a teachers' Logo Users Group in Australia.
El
País de la Tortuga- in Spain offers Logo information, papers, conference proceedings.
The
Playground Project- is building computer environments for children to play, design,
and create games.
Réseau
Logo- is a users group based in Belgium with activities in Logo, robotics,
and telecommunications.
- SIROS
- is a Logo Robotics project at Unicamp in Brazil.
Teaching
with Multimedia (TeaM)- is a newly established group at Eötvös Loránd
University in Budapest. Their web site has information about their
work with Comenius Logo.
VALUE
(Virtual Almanac for Logo Users and Educators) - is a project developed by Iliana Nikolova and her colleagues
at the University of Sofia in Bulgaria.
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