↓ Skip to Main Content

Invent To Learn

Main Navigation

  • About the book
  • Buy the book
  • Reviews
  • Resources
  • Professional Development
  • About the authors
  • CMK Press

Getting Started with ArtLogo

Gary Stager Posted on March 10, 2021 Posted in getting started, projects, resources Tagged with Art Logo, cs, doding, language, logo, Procedures, Variables, Words and lists

Run ArtLogo in your browser.

ArtLogo help and reference guides may be found at https://playfulinvention.com/artlogo-help/

ArtLogo is a browser-based no frills version of the Logo programming language created by Brian Silverman, inventor of Turtle Art and countless other Logo dialects over the past forty years.

Here are Gary Stager’s introductory materials for experimenting with language in ArtLogo.

Experimenting-with-language-in-ArtLogoDownload

Post navigation

Previous Post is ‹ Useful Accessories for Our micro:bit Courses
Next Post is New programming environments for learning (2020 –) ›

Upcoming Events

Jan 26
All day

FETC 2024 – Come say hi!

View Calendar

Buy Now

New

Also from CMK Press

  • The Invent to Learn Guide to MORE FunThe Invent to Learn Guide to MORE Fun

Recent Posts

  • Languages for Learning
  • COSN 2023 Resources
  • LAST CHANCE! Los Angeles Invent to Learn with the micro:bit Workshop
  • Jersey City Invent to Learn with the micro:bit Workshop
  • Los Angeles Invent to Learn with the micro:bit Workshop

Buy Invent to Learn!

Newsletter Sign-up

CMK Futures

Invent to Learn: Making, Tinkering, and Engineering in the Classroom is published by Constructing Modern Knowledge Press, a part of CMK Futures. CMK Futures helps educators invent the future with books, professional development, and events. See more at CMKFutures.com. Privacy Policy & Disclosures. Some linked items may be Amazon Affiliate links.

© 2023 Constructing Modern Knowledge LLC | Powered by Responsive Theme