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Starting this summer, classrooms hooked on MinecraftEDU will be given the option of migrating to a new education-focused Minecraft title, recently announced by Microsoft who has acquired the rights to MinecraftEDU. 
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Getting started with minecraftEDU. Includes installing server. Go to: http://services.minecraftedu.com/wiki/Getting_started#Starting_a_server_with_the_tutorial_world Read and play video. If deciding to learn in Tutorial World as they recommend, need to go to https://minecraftedu.com/servercontrolpanel login, deactivate a world and Activate the Tutorial World and name it (need teacher login to do this. Deactivating just sets any existing worlds aside, does not delete them). Hints…
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A new Minecraft coding tutorial from Microsoft introduces players ages 6 and older to basic coding within the popular sandbox game.
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We’ve all heard of Minecraft and if you’re a teacher or parent, your kids are certainly well aware of it, too. What started as a dynamic video game that offers social interaction on an interesting platform has transformed into a teaching tool that is changing the way students learn and ultimately the way that teachers […
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"MinecraftEdu provides products and services that make it easy for educators to use Minecraft in the classroom.
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Minecraft has proven to be an invaluable tool for educators and students. Not only is the game popular with children and adults, but its open, customisab
Erin Duncan's curator insight,
July 2, 2015 1:36 PM
Learning made fun is the best was to get kids interested. If we can turn this popular game into an educational tool just think how much more engaged some of the kids will be in what they are learning about!
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Thanks to this post last week by Joel Soloman (@mole555) in the "Minecraft Teachers Google Group" I saw this excellent 7.5 minute video featuring interviews with both students and teachers, explain...
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Microsoft Education Australia's Teachers Blog - Support, tips, trick and stories from Australian Teachers for Australian Teachers
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Minecraft is impacting education by introducing students to creativity, communication and subjects like economics.
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Minecraft is one of the bestselling video games of all time but getting started with it can be a bit intimidating, let alone even understanding why it’s so popular. In this edition of How-To Geek School we’re going to help you get started with the game (or at least understand why your kids love it so much).
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After launching an educational version, Minecraft has more than solidified itself as a valuable educational resource that more and more teachers are using in their classroom.
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Minecraft is and, for the foreseeable future, will remain one of the most popular video games among children. Behind all those millions upon millions of downloads are more than a few curious parents; read on as we help clear up some misconceptions and give curious parents a crash course in the game.
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When I taught third-grade math last year, I combined elements from the wildly popular sandbox game Minecraft to get kids to rethink math class.
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Most people recognize the power in feedback. Whether we are selling company goods, conducting a meeting or teaching in school, a dialogue centered on “How are we doing?” behooves the organization a...
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If your kid spends as much time watching Minecraft videos as playing the game, here's a guide to the best YouTube Minecraft channels for kids. Continue reading →
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STEM curriculum resources collected and/or created by Wesley Fryer
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Michael Paul's curator insight,
May 21, 10:05 PM
Using students' interests in the mathematics classroom is a great way to improve engagement. With more engagement comes more successful outcomes! |
