Repository for Alice Materials
Summer 2009/2010/2011
Note about downloading Alice worlds
Most likely your computer does not know what an Alice world file is, with
extention .a2w. If the Alice world you download is called story.a2w, your
computer may think it is a .zip file and rename it to story.zip or
story.a2w.zip. DO NOT unpack it or extract files, but instead rename it
back to story.a2w.
If you can't figure out how to rename it, you don't have to. Instead
when
you are loading the file into Alice, you can load it in as a .zip file if
you select the option to load "ALL FILES", and not just ".a2w files".
Usage of materials
These materials are available for free for educational use. You may copy or adapt materials for educational use with students, or for training teachers. You may not use this work for commercial purposes.
Adventures In Alice Programming Duke Site by Susan Rodger and Alice Team at Duke University is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Alice Tutorials
These tutorials were developed from Alice workshops held in summers 2008, 2009 and 2010. We are still adding tutorials in 2010. The tutorials are organized by topics. There are two groups, the first is called "getting started" and the second is "more tutorials".
Alice Videos
Here are some example Alice Videos that show you what Alice is capable of. Supported formats include .mov and .avi files. You may not be able to play these on your computer and may need to download quicktime.
Alice Example Worlds
Here are example worlds we developed for Workshops on Alice for Middle school and High School teachers held in Summers 2008, 2009 and 2010 at Duke University. We are still putting up a few more examples from 2010.
Note that most of these worlds were written on PC. Some worlds may look a little different when run on a Mac. If you do not have alice on your computer, you can still get a sense of what happens in the world by looking at the description page provided with each example.