The Logo Foundation provides this list of Logo software along with links to web sites and email addresses of the publishers and distributors. Follow these links to obtain more information about these products, and about price and availability in your area. Public domain and research versions of Logo may be freely downloaded.

If you are aware of any other versions of Logo that should be listed here, please let us know. Send email to Michael Tempel.

Comenius University in Slovakia is the source of Comenius Logo for Windows computers. This general purpose version of Logo has strong animation capabilities. It is available in a number of national versions under various names in Hungary, Poland, Bulgaria, Greece, Czech Republic, Portugal, Brazil, United Kingdom , The Netherlands and Belgium, and Germany.

HyperLogo

HyperLogo, developed by ByteWorks, is inlcuded with HyperStudio, the multimedia authoring program. HyperLogo for the Apple IIGS and 3D Logo, also for the IIGS, are available directly from ByteWorks.

Logo Gráfico, developed by Fundaustral, is available in Spanish and Portuguese, and in English as Graphic Logo. It is particularly well suited to dynamic programming of games, animations, and simulations.

Graphic Logo requires Windows 3.1 or higher.

MicroWorlds

MicroWorlds, available from LCSI for Windows and Macintosh OS X computers, is an environment for explorations in mathematics, science and many other areas. It supports the creation of dynamic multimedia and Web-based projects.

MicroWorlds EX, the most recent version of MicroWorlds, includes improvements in the programming environment, graphics tools, and media handling capability. It also includes and option for Robotic control of the LEGO™ RCX and the Handy Cricket™

Terrapin Logo is designed for traditional turtle graphics and Logo programming. This new version from Terrapin Software features a modern MacOS / Windows user interface. PC Logo and Logo PLUS are still available for older computers.

A range of Logo-based and other robotics products produced by LEGO are distributed to schools in the USA by Pitsco. These include Control Lab™ and Robolab™ Information about consumer versions of some of these products is available from LEGO Mindstorms.

Elica
stands for "Educational Logo Interface for Creative Activities." It is a direct descendant of Geomland.

Geomland
is a Logo-based plane geometry microworld.

A Logo Interpreter in Scheme
has been written by Arthur Nunes.

Logo in Scheme
is by Ian Bicking.

LogoFE
is Logo Functional Extensions, a library of procedures to be used primarily with MSWLogo. This web site is in Spanish.

MSWLogo for Windows
by George Mills is built on the core of UCBLogo. It includes multimedia and other capabilities that are possible in the the Windows environment. A French adaptation of MSWLogo is available from MSWLOGO à Genève. There is also a German version of MSW Logo.

NetLogo
is a multi-platform complexity modeling and simulation environment -- from the people who brought you StarLogoT.

P-Logo
is a free version of Logo in French.

rLogo
by Richard Embry is designed for use on the World Wide Web.

StarLogo
was developed by a team led by Mitchel Resnick at the MIT Media Lab. You can download both a Macintosh version and a newly released Java implementation that is suitable for PCs. There are also active StarLogo projects at Northwestern University, and University of Maine.

TinyLogo
is written by Timothy J. Lipetz. It works on Palm III and Palm V hand held computers.

UCBLogo
is a full-featured version of Logo was developed by Brian Harvey and his students at the University of California at Berkeley.

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