- sorting networks (unplugged activity)
- fixing the world with online games by Jane McGonigal (video)
- logic
- events
- modular programming
- object-oriented programming
- collaboration
- willingness to overcome failure
- social practice
- creative solutions
3D programming is at the heart of animations and interactive games. Learning to develop such complex programs as animations and games has traditionally required lots of detailed programming knowledge. Object-oriented programming was the first step in changing that. No longer did a developer have to know every little detail of the program, but could assume certain logic and behavior based on the objects they were programming. 3D programming, now allows developers to visually interact directly with the 3D objects they want to manipulate.
- Alice tutorials
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