Alice
Explore Programming and STEM with Alice
Alice makes programming visual, creative, and approachable. Through 3D animation, storytelling, and interactive projects, learners can explore computer programming, computational thinking, mathematics, engineering, and problem solving while creating something they can see and experience.
The resources below, provided by Dr. Paul Wilkinson, offer multiple pathways for students, parents, educators, and mentors—from introductory tutorials and hands-on projects to university courses, books, and examples of student-created work.
Start with curiosity. Build something. Learn by doing.
Following resources are provided by Dr Paul Wilkinson.
1. Video course (free): https://www.youtube.
2. How to make a plane fly: https://www.youtube.com/
3. Lessons on the Alice website: https://www.alice.
4, Projects on the Alice website: https://www.alice.
5. Duke University course: https://www2.cs.duke.
6. UC San Diego free book: https://sites.google.
7. “Alice 3 in Action: Computing Through Animation” from Amazon: https://www.amazon.
8. University of Texas at Dallas free resources: https://personal.
9. Middle School examples: http://
10. Coursea course: https://www.coursera.
11. Tutorials by a teacher: https://www2.cs.duke.
12: Extra models (characters et al) for Alice: https://github.com/
13. Even move models and characters for Alice: https://sketchfab.com/
14. Free Alice course: https://www.zebra0.
15. A video game done by my students that were “terrified of meath” at the beginning of the semester: https://www.dropbox.