I humbly share with you the digital archives of one of the longest-running journals in the history of computing in schools, Logo Exchange.
Invent To Learn
Making, Tinkering, and Engineering in the Classroom
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Logo Exchange Archives – A Digital Treasure
Posted in articles, resources Tagged with: coding, computer science week, constructionism, dennis harper, gary stager, hour of code, logo, Logo Exchange, microwords, Papert, programming, robotics, scratch, seymour papert, Tom Lough
The Invent To Learn Guide to Block Programming
For decades, the dream of programming computers without words or the ability to make syntax errors had eluded computer scientists. Today, is the dawn of a new era in block programming languages designed for children to learn with, control their…
Posted in Invent to Learn Guides, resources Tagged with: App Inventor, beetle blocks, Blockly, brian harvey, computer programming, computer science, computers in the classroom, constructionism, edtech, eric rosenbaum, ict in education, logo, Mitchel Resnick, Pocket Code, scratch, Scratch Jr., seymour papert, snap!, Tickle, Turtle Art
Hummingbird Resources
UPDATE – New bluetooth iPad app. We love the Hummingbird Robot Kit at Constructing Modern Knowledge. The Hummingbird kit contains everything you need to built super cool robots, complete with motors, lights, and sensors out of recycled materials. The electronics…
This is Our Moment
This is the paper accompanying Gary Stager’s plenary address at the 3rd International Constructionism Conference in Vienna, Austria, August 19-23, 2014. (Link to video) Abstract – In this plenary address, the speaker will share three societal trends that validate and vindicate decades of leadership by…
Posted in articles, video Tagged with: coding, constructionism, ICT curriculum, logo, politics, programming, school reform, seymour papert
Constructionism 2014 (Gary plenary speaker)
Gary Stager will once again be a plenary speaker at this biannual academic conference, formerly known as Eurologo. Update: Video of the session.
Electrifying Children’s Mathematics – 10 September – Melbourne
There may be no greater gap between a discipline and the teaching done in its name than when the beauty, power and mystery of mathematics become maths instruction. One can only begin to address the systemic…
Posted in events Tagged with: computer programming, logo, maths, PD, problem solving, professional development, teacher education, Turtle Art, workshop
Gary and Super-Awesome Sylvia Team Up to LA Kids Camp
Gary and his colleague, Super-Awesome Sylvia, will be leading an Extreme Engineering Camp for kids in Culver City, CA (Los Angeles) this July 22-26th. Lots of sophisticated programming and robotics are on the agenda! This is a return to Gary’s…
