It’s easier than you think to begin using Minecraft Education in your classroom. During an FETC 2023 session, technology specialist Kristen Brooks from the Cherokee County School District offered an ...

It's called Minecraft: Education Edition, and it brings a new version of Minecraft to the classroom. Sort of.

I think that's one of the things that Minecraft, particularly in a classroom, has value as. Because it doesn't have that storyline, the teacher can set the storyline." ...

This will drastically change how people in the Minecraft community build maps, servers, etc. For those who might not know what the display entity feature is or how it works, here is everything to ...

Minecraft: Education Edition takes everything teachers love about Minecraft and adds new collaboration tools, classroom controls, and more. The Classroom mode gives teachers a map view of the world ...

Microsoft this summer plans to launch a classroom edition of its building-block game “Minecraft,” which it acquired in 2014 when it paid $2.5 billion for Mojang AB.

To that end, many of my Minecraft worlds have been designed and created by students. SIGN UP: Get more news from the EdTech newsletter in your inbox every two weeks! Getting Started with the Minecraft ...

Like the consumer versions of Minecraft, Education Edition will receive version updates over time to ensure that the software stays up to date, as well as introduce new game features. The first ...

Microsoft, which bought Minecraft for $2.5 billion in 2014, hopes to see scenes like this one play out in classrooms around the world next school year. Today the tech giant unveiled the education ...

Minecraft can also be used to gain a glimpse into the past. The New York Public Library has transformed an 1860 map of Fort Washington – a fortified position at the north end of Manhattan ...

Minecraft Education Edition is out now and costs schools $5 per student. If you’d like to get it into a school in your neighborhood, you can check out education.minecraft.net.