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Sigcse Tea Party 2007
- 1. Dennis Cosgrove Caitlin Kelleher Randy Pausch Madeleine Pitsch Don Slater Gabe Yu Carnegie Mellon University Wanda Dann – Ithaca College Steve Cooper - St. Joseph’s University The Alice Tea Party This talk was presented at ACM SIGCSE 2007, March 9, 2007 in Cincinnati www.alice.org www.aliceprogramming.net For more information…
- 9. Bureau of Labor: Hecker, D. Occupational employment projections to 2014. Monthly Labor Review. November 2005.
- 10. Something drastic needs to be done. Alice is our focus, but we’re happy to hear about other ideas. But do SOMETHING!
- 15. Live Demo of Alice v2.0
- 17. Alice has always been free. Alice will always continue to be free.
- 20. Support & Help: Online Forums at www.alice.org
- 21. Support & Help: In-system Tutorials
- 27. Coding the function Two values are needed. Wanda Dann
- 30. Textbook Developed over 5 year period in conjunction with the software.
- 31. Textbook Developed over 5 year period in conjunction with the software. Goal: 5,000 copies in first year Printed To Date: 23,0000 copies
- 33. Other texts based on Alice are appearing
- 34. To those who object…
- 35. To those who object…
- 41. Alice helps at-risk CS majors 88% B Alice Class Prior to CS1 47% C No Alice Class Prior to CS1 Take CS2? CS1 Grade Declared CS majors at Ithaca College and St. Joseph’s University
- 42. Alice helps at-risk CS majors M. Moskal, D. Lurie, and S. Cooper, Evaluating the Effectiveness of a New Instructional Approach. In Proceedings of 2004 SIGCSE Conference , (Norfolk, VA). 88% B Alice Class Prior to CS1 47% C No Alice Class Prior to CS1 Take CS2? CS1 Grade Declared CS majors at Ithaca College and St. Joseph’s University
- 50. Storytelling Alice Caitlin Kelleher
- 51. No matter how easy something is, people still need a reason to want to do it. Caitlin Kelleher
- 52. Approach Present programming as a means to the end of storytelling. Caitlin Kelleher
- 54. Live Demo of Storytelling Alice Caitlin Kelleher
- 55. People are more important than objects students very rarely animate things . In Storytelling Alice, humanoids and other non-bipedal characters are a different type and have different methods than non-living “things”. Caitlin Kelleher
- 57. Character actions often motivate use of programming constructs like loops, methods and parameters Caitlin Kelleher
- 58. “ touch” and “keep touching” enable creation of generalizable motions
- 59. Evaluation with Girls Scouts But we believe the approach works for both genders and all ages. Formative: ~250 users Summative: 88 users Caitlin Kelleher
- 60. Three Activities in Alice 1: Scene Layout 2: Editing Programs 3: Running Programs Caitlin Kelleher
- 61. Users of Storytelling Alice spend 42% more time programming p < 0.001 p< 0.001
- 62. Storytelling Alice motivates the reluctant programmers
- 63. Users of the storytelling version show more evidence of engagement/motivation p < 0.001 Caitlin Kelleher 16% Regular Alice 51% Story-Alice % of girls who sneak extra time to work on their Alice worlds
- 65. Production values as good as real video games??? This is what I couldn’t tell you about at last year’s Tea Party…
- 71. The First Public Demo of Alice v3.0 with the Sims TM ! This scene was rendered in Alice v3.0
- 75. Thanks to our Sponsors Alice is a well supported project, and isn’t going away…
- 76. Dennis Cosgrove Caitlin Kelleher Randy Pausch Madeleine Pitsch Don Slater Gabe Yu Carnegie Mellon University Wanda Dann – Ithaca College Steve Cooper - St. Joseph’s University Questions? www.alice.org www.aliceprogramming.net