Subject: Pay more attention AnyLogic

Posted by Pedro D. Almaguer Prado on 11/24/2010
In Reply To:Innovation Posted by Warren Farr on 11/24/2010

Message:

Dear Niall and Farr:

I totally agree with Farr still a long way to go before the applications are ready to map any experiment in the classroom teaching, although many of the existing simulators based on Stock and Flow, as proposed by Forrester help much, I agree with that AnyLogic Farr is the most advanced so far in the world of simulation mainly because it integrates many techniques beyond stocks and flows.

When we try to learn to use AnyLogic early scares, although they can develop extraordinary things applied to the world of chemistry as mentioned by Niall almost without knowing Java programming, it is clear that if you add components to that language, the power increases but this may is for people with better preparation in this programming language.

Although so far there is still much to do everything that the development of emotional and social skills in addition to the analytical, synthesis and evaluation are needed for the integral development of people, if there is significant progress, but only a point starting to reach higher goals to achieve systemic awareness is a great goal.

It is clear that at the beginning of all this are the foundation of God, of the values taught at home, family integration, the foundations that make you a better human being to serve others.

Follow Ups:

Pay more attention AnyLogic - Alex Leus 11/24/2010 
Pay more attention AnyLogic - Pedro D. Almaguer Prado 11/24/2010
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