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One of Logo's derivatives, NetLogo [1], seems to be pretty popular among academics as an agent-based modeling tool. It also has a neat browser interpreter. Wort
by lou1306 6y ago
One of Logo's derivatives, NetLogo [1], seems to be pretty popular among academics as an agent-based modeling tool. It also has a neat browser interpreter. Worth a look, IMO.
[1]: http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/ http://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/
- _reza 6y agoSantafe institute's 'Introduction to Complexity' online course uses NetLogo to run simulations.
- mestelan 6y agoTheir Twitter thread (to be found on the front page) recently announces a block-based interface, similar to Scratch, Snap... Example here: https://t.co/aZKscZAHCS https://t.co/aZKscZAHCS I am honestly wondering which of these alternatives I should start from, to introduce my 8 and 11 yo to programming. Maybe start obvious (so... Scratch, which is used at their school), then introduce the others as needed?