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In article <15omn9INNh0d@agate.berkeley.edu> bh@anarres.CS.Berkeley.EDU
(Brian Harvey) writes:

#  The bibliography will be hard.  I think I know all of the good advanced
#  Logo books (high school and up), but at the elementary level there are a
#  trillion books, mostly bad, and the only ones I really know and like are
#  Dan and Molly Watt's books.  Is anyone else closer to that part of the
#  literature than I am?


Here is my bibliography:


Some good books and papers about Logo


Abelson H.  Apple Logo.  Peterborough (New Hampshire):
Byte McGraw Hill.  1982.
Abelson H.  Logo for the Apple II.  Peterborough (New
Hampshire): Byte McGraw Hill.  1982.
Abelson H and DiSessa A.  Turtle Geometry.  Cambridge
(Massachusetts): MIT Press.  1981.
Allan, B.  Introducing Logo.  London: Granada
Publishing.  1984.
Allen J R, Davis E R and Johnson J F: Thinking about
TLC Logo, a graphic look at computing with ideas.
Holt-Saunders International Editions, Japan.  1984
Bearden D.  1, 2, 3, my computer and me, a Logo funbook
for kids.  Prentice Hall.  1983.
Bearden D, Martin K and Muller J.  The Turtle's
sourcebook.  Prentice Hall.  1983.
Bundy A (editor).  Artificial intelligence, an
introductory course.  Edinburgh University Press.
1978.
Clayson, J.  Visual modeling with Logo, a structural
approach to seeing.  MIT Press.  1988
Friendly M.  Advanced Logo, a language for learning.
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates 1988.
Goldenberg E P and Feurzeig W.  Exploring language with
Logo.  MIT Press.  1987.
Goodyear P M.  Logo, a guide to learning through
programming.  Ellis Horwood.  1983.
Hammond R.  Forward 100: Logo and your child, a new way
of learning.  Penguin.  1984.
Harvey B.  Computer science Logo style.  In 3 volumes.
MIT Press.  Vol. 1: 1985; vol. 2: 1986; vol. 3: 1987.
Heller R S, Martin C D and Wright J L.  Logoworlds.
Rockville, Maryland: Computer Science Press.  1985
Hughes M.  Children and number, difficulties in
learning mathematics.  Oxford: Basil Blackwell.  1986
Johnson K R.  Some notes on Logo style.  Edinburgh
University, Department of Artificial Intelligence
Working Paper 175.  October 1984.
Johnson K R.  You can't get there from here.  In:
Camacho A (editor).  APL 86 Tutorials.  London: British
Informatics Society Limited, pages 5-10.  1986.
Lawler R.  Computer experience and cognitive
development.  Chichester: Ellis Horwood.  1985.
Lienard, B.  3-D Logo turtle graphics.  London:
University of London Institute of Education.  1986.
McDougall A, Adams T and Adams P.  Learning Logo on the
Apple II.  Sydney, Australia: Prentice Hall.  1982.
Martin A (editor).  Teaching and learning with Logo.
London: Croom Helm.  1986.
Maxwell B.  A Term with a floor turtle.  Hatfield,
Hertfordshire: Chiltern Advisory Unit.  198??.
Nelson H.  Techniques for Logo programming.  London:
Addison Wesley.  1984.
Noss R, Smallman C, Thorne M.  Microworlds, adventures
with Logo.  London: Hutchinson.  1985.
Noss R.  Programming and mathematics, is small really
beautiful?  Micromath 2 (1) pp 26-29 1986
Papert S.  Mindstorms: children, computers and powerful
ideas.  Brighton: Harvester Press.  1980.
Ross P M.  Logo programming.  London: Addison Wesley.
1983.
Sharples M.  Cognition, computers and creative writing.
Chichester: Ellis Horwood.  1985
Soloway E and Spohrer J C (editors) Studying the novice
programmer.  Hillsdale, New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum
Associates.  1989
Thornburg D D.  Discovering Apple Logo: an invitation
to the art and pattern of nature.  London: Addison
Wesley.  1983.
Thornburg D D.  Beyond turtle graphics, further
explorations of Logo.  London: Addison Wesley.  1986.
Turkle S.  The second self, computers and the human
spirit.  Granada.  1984.
Watt D.  Learning with Logo.  Maidenhead, Berkshire:
McGraw Hill UK.  1982.
Yazdani M (editor).  New horizons in educational
computing.  Ellis Horwood.  1984.
Various authors: Byte Magazine, Logo issue, vol 7 (8).
August 1982.


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