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PILOT, SNOBOL, and LOGO As Computing Tools For Foreign-Language Instruction

I tiakina i:
I whakaputaina i:CALICO Journal vol. 3, no. 2 (1985), p. 41
Kaituhi matua: Sanders, Ruth H
I whakaputaina:
University of Toronto Press
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Language instruction
Teaching
Language
Programming languages
Foreign languages
Computer assisted instruction > CAI
Languages
Bibliographic literature
Personal computers
Novices
Dialects
Tutorial Programs
Courseware
Computer Uses in Education
Pilot Projects
Teaching Methods
Computer Software
Syntax
Computer Assisted Instruction
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Whakarāpopotonga:Three programming languages widely available for microcomputers deserve attention from the foreign-language academic community because of their ease of use and their particular facility in manipulating language. PILOT, SNOBOL, and Logo are described and evaluated as tools for foreign-language CAI, and a small sample program in each language is given. A bibliography is included.
ISSN:0742-7778
2056-9017
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