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LogiCola 3 updates design and reintroduces mastery learning from 2008 version
Key points
- LogiCola 3 updated with design elements from 2008 original
- New release reintroduces mastery learning through infinite translation drills
- Color schemes from the original program are now assigned to different logic sets
- The update responds to user feedback from Hacker News, GitHub, and email
LogiCola 3 Updates Design and Features
LogiCola 3 has released a new version that integrates design elements and functionality from the 2008 original program. The update reintroduces mastery learning through infinite translation drills and incorporates a playful aesthetic inspired by the older software.
The project's goal is to preserve Professor Gensler's work and provide an accessible solution for students using various devices and operating systems, as the original was Windows-only.
Addressing User Feedback
The new release responds to feedback gathered from Hacker News discussions, GitHub issues, and email. Previous iterations of LogiCola 3 were criticized for a design that felt too modern and prioritized user acquisition over core logic drills.
The updated design moves away from an "enterprise software" feel, aiming to restore the vibrancy of the original interface.
Reintroducing Original Design Elements
The update brings back colorful backgrounds that change on refresh, a defining element of the original LogiCola brand. These color treatments are now assigned unique palettes to different sets, such as syllogistic and propositional logic, to help users identify their current section.
The new design draws inspiration from the nine color schemes and three depth options (Pastel, Moderate, Deep) found in the 2008 program's Color dialog.
Impact and Accessibility
The updated LogiCola 3 aims to deliver on its promise of accessibility, particularly for students using Chromebooks and mobile devices. Recent usage data showed over 100 devices in Asia visited LogiCola 3 in a single week, with over half of those being phones and tablets, indicating successful adoption on diverse platforms.
The reintroduction of mastery learning and the original design's playfulness are intended to enhance the user experience and engagement for students.
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LogiCola 3, an updated version of the logic drill program, received a new release that incorporates design elements and mastery learning features from the original 2008 software. This update addresses user feedback and aims to make the program more accessible across various devices and operating systems.