Advice for teaching Alice in High School - Page 2

wemakeitbest · 06-28-2022, 01:23 PM

Using varied information tools such as videos and games makes the learning fun. I suggest that you teach the students first the "basics" so they will not get shocked.

djslater107 · **Teaching Alice in High School -** 06-29-2022, 09:29 AM

There are a wide variety of resources at Alice.org that are free and can get you started. You will also find different textbooks listed there. I do not think your students need a text, but it might be useful for you to have one as a reference / resource.

Alice 3 has more engaging graphics, which might suit your purposes, but You may find Alice 2 more accessible and it has a built in tutorial.

I will also be happy to answer any questions you have

dslater@andrew.cmu.edu

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wemakeitbest Junior Member Status: Offline Posts: 6 Join Date: Jun 2022 Location: Studio City, CA	06-28-2022, 01:23 PM Using varied information tools such as videos and games makes the learning fun. I suggest that you teach the students first the "basics" so they will not get shocked.

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djslater107 Administrator Status: Offline Posts: 190 Join Date: Jan 2007	Teaching Alice in High School - 06-29-2022, 09:29 AM There are a wide variety of resources at Alice.org that are free and can get you started. You will also find different textbooks listed there. I do not think your students need a text, but it might be useful for you to have one as a reference / resource. Alice 3 has more engaging graphics, which might suit your purposes, but You may find Alice 2 more accessible and it has a built in tutorial. I will also be happy to answer any questions you have dslater@andrew.cmu.edu Don Slater Alice Team Carnegie Mellon University