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"Everything
must be exposed to the sensors, those to be seen - to the
eyes, those to be heard – to the ears, those to be
smelled – to the nose, those to be tasted – to the
tasting buds, those to be touched – to the hands. And
those that could be sensed in a verity of ways, must be
sensed by a verity of sensors." |
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- Comenius - |
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(Jan Amos
Komensky, 1592-1670) |
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What is Logo? |
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The origin is an
ancient Greek word. “Logos” molds the sensed
phenomenon into rules that govern the world. |
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The Logo programming
language |
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Designed for children
with which they can formulate the sensed rules via
logical entities. |
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Comenius Logo |
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Designed by Andrej
Blaho, Ivan Kalas, and Peter Tomcsányi at the University
of Comenius in Bratislava. This version of Logo allows a
lot of senses to take part in the investigation and
modelling of phenomenon. It has been adapted to several
language environments (English, Bulgarian, Czech, Greek,
German, Hungarian, Polish, Portuguese, Slovak, Spanish)
each of which allows the use of commands in the mother
tongue as well as in English. |
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SuperLogo |
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The English
language version, which is published by Longman Logotron. |
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Comenius Logo pages |
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The pages found
here are primarily designed for children, their parents
and teachers. We are constantly developing the pages to
offer interesting, creative environments for learning.
Our
aim is to establish constructive ties between designers
of programs, problems, games and those using them.
We
intend to motivate the switch of these roles
alternatively via these pages both on a national as well
as an international scale letting the construction of
individual programs be a collective effort with
multicultural input. 

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