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Circuits to control--learning engineering by designing LEGO robots

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Figure  1-1:  Early  Logo  robot and button  panel  for direct manipulation 40
Figure  1-2:  Logo turtle and typical  Logo  drawings  made using  turtle graphics familiar object to  hold in one's mind when  thinking about how  the device  would behave.
Figure  1-3:  The  commercial  "LEGO  tc logo " system marketed  by  LEGO Dacta USA 44
Figure  1-4:  The  LEGO/Logo  Programmable  Brick
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