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Boxer is designed to support and encourage open development of resources
and tools. We want to empower educators at any level of technical expertise
to modify, extend, or build from scratch. To this end, we very much want
to see wide-spread grassroots creation of "materials the live and grow"
as they are improved, extended and adapted to local circumstances. As
a matter of principle, all materials developed at UC Berkeley are completely
open and free of copyright restrictions. We encourage other developers
not only to follow this principle, but also to anticipate re-use and extension
by making materials (1) that are simple to understand and modify, (2)
that are well-documented, and (3) that are openly available.
- The largest collection of Boxer materials is that which comes with
the standard Boxer distribution. You can download a recent version from
Mac-Boxer-Documents&Demos.
- The Boxer Hub contains references to a number of other materials,
in the "MORE BOXES" section. The hub is accessible from Boxer by using
the command "open" with the following URL in a data box as input:
The Boxer Hub is also the bottom icon in the box "! Start Exploring
Boxer Here !" which comes with Boxer documentation and demos.
- A curriculum unit on measuring and modeling motion (by Christopher
Hartmann & Jeffrey Choppin) for use at upper elementary or middle school
is available here: Measuring
& Modeling Motion.
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