AgentSheets is a unique software authoring environment where users of all ages can build games, interactive demonstrations, modifiable simulations, and more! Discover a new relationship to technology as you quickly CREATE games and computational science applications with all sorts of multi-media, and SHARE your creations online.

AgentSheets is easy to learn yet hard to outgrow! Our users range from school districts NASA scientists; city planners to clinical psychiatrists; middle school teachers to university professors, and students of all ages!

Find out why... and tell us what YOU will do with AgentSheets!

Letter to new AgentCubes Beta user from our visionary CTO, Alex Repenning.

AgentSheets featured at SC 2011

AgentSheets computational science training will be provided at the Education Program of the Super Computing 2011 Conference in Seattle Nov. 12 - 18 by the Shodor foundation, a long time AgentSheets advocate and collaborator.

Shodor, a National Resource for Computational Science Education, is located in Durham, N.C., and serves students and educators nationwide.

Supercomputing Conference

Shodor on Facebook

AgentSheets Goes to Brazil!

In conjunction with the tenth Conference on Human Computer Interaction (IHC - Simpósio de Fatores Humanos em Sistemas Computacionais) and the Fifth Latin American Conference on Human Computer Interaction (CLIHC) and in collaboration with the Federal University Fluminense (UHF), Catholic University of Rio (PUC-RIO), and CU Boulder, AgentSheets CTO Dr. Alex Repenning was invited to tour the Rio de Janiero area. He met middle school students using the new Portuguese version of AgentSheets for Scalable Game Design, met with fellow University professors and their research departments, and presented his new research in Social Computational Thinking in a Keynote Speech to the Joint Conference.

We posted some pictures on Facebook.

Scalable Game Design Summer Institute Press Coverage Promotes STEM Education!

The iDreams Project, funded by the National Science Foundation and directed by AgentSheets CTO Dr. Alexander Repenning, hosts a Summer Institute for training teachers to use the Scalable Game Design curriculum with AgentSheets. The teachers this year got the full red carpet treatment from the press!

Check out the coverage in the Boulder Daily Camera: "Teachers learning video game design to promote STEM education"

and the video and article produced by local NBC affiliate 9News:

AgentSheets Partnership with Girlstart: from zero to Programming

In June 2010, Julie Shannon, co-director of Girlstart, attended our AgentSheets Summer Institute. She was so excited about the AgentSheets software and Scalable Game Design curriculum that she trained 8 Girlstart instructors. When Girlstart Summer Camps began in August, AgentSheets was the chosen programming environment. 175 girls built Frogger games, then progressed to “Germ Attack” games. Before the end of their week-long camp, the girls had built scientific simulations of the BP Gulf Oil Spill in AgentSheets to study the environmental impact and diffusion of oil in the Gulf region. This is exactly the kind of game-design-to-scientific-model design progression AgentSheets was built to support. (story)

"This is the future of STEM education in this country - making science and math exciting for students." U.S.Congressman Michael McCaul

8/23/10 - AgentSheets was profiled in the Boulder, CO Daily Camera newspaper this morning. Here's the link to the story: http://www.dailycamera.com/boulder-business/ci_15842160

AgentSheets 3: Another Breakthrough in Teaching and Learning Computer Science!

Since 1996, the internal slogan at AgentSheets, Inc. has been “Revolution, not evolution.” Every new major release version of AgentSheets truly incorporates innovative leaps, pushing the envelope on making computer programming more accessible and enjoyable in new ways. read more...