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The great Atari Cambrudge Lab’s two year history was a golden age of research in multimedia and computational environemtns for education.

Our lab grew to about 25 people. I was responsible for a project to make a visual programming language inspired by Logo and by interactive painting. Ed hardebeck wroked on it with me. The results are published in Siggraph:

I was also on a team responsible for setting research directions and worked closely with the Lab Director. The entire technical staff collectively came up with a wonderful white paper about all the research projects: