Starting With Logo explains the principles of LOGO, and has been written to compliment the software package for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum also written by the author and published by Sigma Press under the title Spectrum Graphics LOGO. Straight away, you can draw simple pictures on the screen, store your programs and build them up into larger programs as your skills progress. However, it is also a useful primer in the LOGO language, which is now available in a variety of forms for a number of popular microcomputers. It is also a very useful guide to teachers and parents who wish to understand more about this powerful learning tool in the field of computers and mathematics. This is a comprehensive book giving suggestions and examples to encourage further work. The 22 chapters are illustrated with computer printouts of programs and procedures and copies of the results expected on the television screen. Each chapter includes a stated objective and command summary. Written in a clear and easy to understand format, the book is especially suitable for children using LOGO with the minimum of adult supervision.
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