Opinion: Carnegie Mellon University's Alice is helping girls (and boys) learn to program using 3-D objects.

I think Alice provides that." Alice has turned up some surprises, as some students who have struggled with traditional math prove to be highly talented in Alice. Harrison cited a music student last ...

The developers of Alice have introduced a new version of their free drag-and-drop development tool as well as an online tutorial to help young students learn how to perform object-oriented programming ...

Carnegie Mellon University is getting set to release an updated version of its popular animation-based software program "Alice," developed by the late "last lecture" professor Randy Pausch to teach ...

An open-source programming environment for beginners, called Alice, gets a big boost from the company behind "The Sims," the world's best-selling PC game.

Alice, named for the main character in Lewis Carroll’s “ Alice in Wonderland, is a three-dimensional programming environment in which you drag and drop graphic tiles to create programs.

Alice is an innovative block-based programming environment that makes it easy to create animations, interactive narratives, or simple games in 3D.

Alice is a free, open-source programming language developed over the last 10 years or so by researchers at Carnegie-Mellon University, including the well known professor Randy Pausch. Electronic Arts ...