address@hidden: New StarLogo -- now for PCs too]

[Ralf Stephan]

Thought you might be interested. ralf

----- Forwarded message from Mitchel Resnick <address@hidden> -----

From: Mitchel Resnick <address@hidden>
Subject: New StarLogo -- now for PCs too

We don't send messages to the general StarLogo mailing list very often. 
Just every few years, when we have something very important to 
announce...like today.

Today, we are releasing a new version of StarLogo that is so important that 
we've named it StarLogo 1.0. Our earlier version of StarLogo, which ran 
only on Macintosh computers, has been renamed MacStarLogo. This new 
version, implemented in Java, runs on all different types of computers. 
Most notably, it is the first version of StarLogo to run on PCs.

StarLogo 1.0 is similar to MacStarLogo in many ways, but includes some 
significant differences. For example, the new version has separate command 
centers and procedure windows for turtles and observers; we expect that 
this change will make StarLogo easier to learn and use. You can read more 
about StarLogo 1.0 in the readme file and documentation that accompanies 
the software.

We hope you'll give StarLogo 1.0 a try. You can download it from the 
StarLogo Web site at http://www.media.mit.edu/starlogo

As you use StarLogo 1.0, let us know what you think. Please send 
suggestions and bug reports to address@hidden -- or share your 
ideas with the StarLogo community at address@hidden

We hope you enjoy the new software!

The StarLogo Development Team
MIT Media Lab


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Mitchel Resnick
Associate Professor
MIT Media Laboratory
address@hidden
617-253-9783
617-253-0755 (fax)
www.media.mit.edu/~mres/

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