I am curious if you know about a resource that discusses early Apple II and computer-led pedagogy? When I was in elementary school, circa 1984, we used to go across to a computer lab and use Logo. It had such a different feel of learning and accomplishment than today's games give kids, I'd love to know more about its use and development, and what we were actually supposed to be doing in that lab.
Yes, there was a bunch of work done on this from Seymour Pappert at MIT and now Mitch Resnick more recently there from the MIT Media Lab that wound its way into Scratch. Maybe of interest?
This one was easy ;-)
Education Timeline Challenge — Edition 5: "Education Technology Milestones"
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I am curious if you know about a resource that discusses early Apple II and computer-led pedagogy? When I was in elementary school, circa 1984, we used to go across to a computer lab and use Logo. It had such a different feel of learning and accomplishment than today's games give kids, I'd love to know more about its use and development, and what we were actually supposed to be doing in that lab.
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Yes, there was a bunch of work done on this from Seymour Pappert at MIT and now Mitch Resnick more recently there from the MIT Media Lab that wound its way into Scratch. Maybe of interest?
We are starting to use Scratch at Sekoly Kintana (Madagascar), so I will look this connection up. Thank you.
Education Timeline Challenge — Edition 5: "Education Technology Milestones"
6/6 (100%) 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
https://michaelbhorn.com/games/timeline/edition-5/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email
Nice job!!!