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Berkeley Logo - http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~bh/
Information on books about Logo; home of free UCB Logo system.

Elica Logo - http://www.elica.net/
Educational Logo Interface for Creative Activities: Logo-based system and many related interactive projects, for Windows; information, previews, download.

http://clpp.sourceforge.net/ - http://clpp.sourceforge.net/
Simplified syntax Logo, can draw complex graphics with a few lines of code. Runs in graphical environment (Linux X11, Windows); has own editor; coded in C++. [Open Source, GPL]

http://liogo.sourceforge.net - http://liogo.sourceforge.net
Logo interpreter for .NET that compiles to EXE or dynamically loadable DLL; compatible with UCB Logo. Leonel Laske. [Open Source, GPL]

http://www.ithaca.edu/seelogo - http://www.ithaca.edu/seelogo
A Logo variant with an emphasis on visual aspects of programming. Includes image manipulation tools, tutorials, and samples. Originated in the 1980's, with ongoing development. Dani Novak, Ithaca College.

http://xlogo.sourceforge.net/ - http://xlogo.sourceforge.net/
A logo learning and drawing application written in Objective-c for Mac OS X. [Open source, BSD License]

Imagine Logo (Primary) - http://www.logo.com/cat/view/imagine-primary.html
A multimedia version of SuperLogo, designed for ease of use by children. Can save projects to the web or as standalone .exe programs. Logotron Ltd.

Imagine Logo (Secondary) - http://www.logo.com/cat/view/imagine-secondary.html
Offers web integration, powerful animation and multimedia capability. Logotron Ltd.

Logo Tree Project - http://www.elica.net/download/papers/LogoTreeProject.pdf
Table of more than 160 known Logo implementations, past and present. Pavel Boytchev.

Object Oriented Programming extensions - http://www.angelfire.com/pa/mswlogoinfo/OOP.html
For MSWLogo or UCBLogo.

StarLogo - http://education.mit.edu/starlogo/
Specialized Logo version which lets you to control thousands of graphic turtles in parallel, which can be programmed to react to their environment.

StarLogoT - http://ccl.northwestern.edu/cm/
An extended version of StarLogo 2.0.4 for the Macintosh is available for download. Also projects, documentation, models, links and resources.

Terrapin Software - http://www.terrapinlogo.com/
Logo software for home and schools, projects, resources, support. Now supports Lego's Mindstorm RCX Robotic kit. Also makes Crystal Rain Forest.

The Great Logo Atlas - http://ccgi.frindsbury.force9.co.uk/greatlogoatlas/
Properties of live and historic Logo implementations. Includes Logo Tree, links, and a repository of manuals. Clem Rutter.

TinyLogo - http://www.wideopenwest.com/~lipetz/TinyLogo/TinyLogo.htm
Simple Logo-based language with turtle graphics designed for 3Com Palm systems. Version 1.1 (1999), includes documentation. Timothy Lipitz.

Turbo Turtle - http://code.google.com/p/turboturtle/
A high performance open source Logo compiler designed for animations, using OpenGL. Includes demo Logo programs for Linux and Windows.

TurtleTracks Logo - http://www.mech.upatras.gr/~robgroup/logo/turtletracks/
Versions for Java, J# for .NET, partial on-going port to C# using MS JLCA: Java Language Conversion Assistant. Downloads, documents.

Yellow Brick Logo - http://el.media.mit.edu/projects/ybl/
MIT Yellow Brick Logo (MIT-YBL) is an implementation of the Logo language for the LEGO RCX Brick. Includes: An MIT-written replacement for the firmware operating system that is loaded into the RCX Brick, and Software that runs on a Macintosh or Windows 95/98 computer to implement a text-based Logo interface to the RCX Brick.

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