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I still use StarLogo occasionally. My students use a special version of Logo made by LCSI for the LEGO Control Lab that is similar to MicroWorlds version 2. My students use both the RoboLab software that came with the LEGO RoboLab kits and Yellow Brick Logo which requires you to have MicroWorlds version 2 installed. Here are some links to Logo related sites and information: Logo Foundation home page LCSI - Logo Computer Systems Incorporat Read More Go to Site LOGO Lesson 1 Votes:0 Lesson 1: First steps Your browser does not support Java for the moment. In order to use this page we strongle suggest that you go to the "Java Help" page. Please choose "Java_Help" in the small menu below. It's possible to use our page without Java but then you will have to download a Logo interpreter from our "Download" page. 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LESSON 1: Navigation and Drawing LESSON 2: Procedures LESSON 3: Building from Pieces - An Intro to the Project & the Border LESSON 4: More Repetition - the Hokha - UNDER CONSTRUCTION LESSON 5: Putting It All Read More Go to Site World's Best Introduction Votes:0 For KIDS! World’s Best Introduction To Real Programming Using MicroWorlds 2.0 for Windows 95 ~ Shows You How to Write Your Own Computer Games! ~ MicroWorlds 2.0 for Windows 95 is a great way for kids to get started on programming. However, the documentation that comes with it is really awful. Most kids would quickly become frustrated and bored long before they realized just what kinds of fun things they can do with programming. This guide is designed to introduce a kid who has never programmed before to MicroWorlds 2.0 for Windows 95. It makes it as easy as possible for a kid to start having fun creating their very own programs – even games! 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