The League Logo Conference on
Information Technology
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
October 18-22, 2003

Conference Power Point

TEACHING AND LEARNING:
Active Learning Strategies With Online Logic Rally

This session should particularly benefit individuals who teach education technology or introduction to computers, beginning internet, or programming logic to community college students. Participants in this session learn how to use three distinctive online programs - Turbo Hal-Beginners, Turbo Hal- Intermediate/Advanced, and Logic Rally - to introduce programming and logical reasoning skills to students. Links to the programs, as well as PowerPoint presentations and background information about the programs, are demonstrated. John Taylor, Professor, Computer Science; Penny Haun, Professor, Computer Science, Hillsborough Community College, FL

Penny Haun, Professor, Computer Science    phaun@hccfl.edu
John Taylor, Professor, Computer Science    jtaylor@hccfl.edu
Hillsborough Community College, FL

Elementary/Beginners TurboHAL Get the idea of the Online Game

TurboHAL with procedures Demonstrate Basic Programming Structures
Type the following student IDs for other Mazes:
al     james     jeff     justin2     max     sarah     test5

Online Logic Rally Improved Version with Many Changes (adds turnright primitive)

Same three phases as above except that it allows students to make multiple activities under the same name. The maze identity is accessed through the Table Name. Use student 's101', either table 'testval3' or 'testval4' with a password of 'yahoo'.

TuboHAL Home Page Links to DOS TurboHALprogram; Karel,th Robot, links, HTML Table template for Elem Hal Maze, Video of Students performing 3-D HAL at HCC

Sample of Student's Email and Homework

Letter of Release from Richard Pattis