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Minecraft Education is a game-based learning platform set in the Minecraft universe.

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FY23 Minecraft Education Post-Training Survey - NCCE

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FY23 Minecraft Education Post-Training Survey - NCCE

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Teacher Intro to Digital Tools - Minecraft Education

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Delise Brown Science - 9th Grade Biology 

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Delise Brown Science - 9th Grade Biology 

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When exploring the lessons, I saw one about bees. This is something we talk about in Biology since we discuss the reasons why their populations have been declining so I can use this lesson to engage them in the topic and have them manipulate their own world of the bees

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https://educommunity.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/360047116832-Minecraft-keyboard-and-mouse-controls-

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This article will cover:

Moving around Minecraft

W - Move forward

A - Strafe left

S - Move backward

D - Strafe right

CONTROL - Sprint
SPACE

Jump by pressing space bar when walking.

Hop to the block in front of you up by pressing space bar and W at the same time.
Hint: This is great for moving up staircases.

When swimming, space bar will bring you to the surface.
Hint: When playing in Survival mode, you can't hold your breath under water forever! Use the space bar to catch a breath.

Fly in Creative mode by pressing space bar twice
Use these tips when trying to get somewhere quickly:

Press space bar once more and you'll levitate upwards.

Press space bar twice again to drop back to the ground.

SHIFT

When on the ground, press shift to crouch down and sneak.

When in the air (Creative mode), press shift to fly downwards.

Mouse controls

1 - Attack/Destroy

2 - Pick block. In Creative mode, "2" will place a copy of the target block in your Hotbar.

3 - Use item/place block

Other useful buttons

ESC - Returns you to the menu and then back to the game.

Q - Drops the item you are carrying.

E - Opens and closes your inventory. In creative mode, you can view all the building blocks at your disposal this way.

C - Opens Code Builder.

T - Opens the chat window. Press RETURN to send message.

/ - Opens the chat window with a / already typed. This is handy to quickly enter commands.

1-9 - Selects the appropriate slot in the Hotbar.

F1 - Toggles the interface visibility. This is handy when you want to take a screenshot.

F5 - Changes your player perspective. Toggle to select from the following: First Person → Third Person Rear → Third Person → back to First Person

Changing settings

If these keyboard settings are non-intuitive, you can change them. You can also see how to move around with a controller, a touch interface, or modify any or all of these settings:

Press ESC to return to the menu.

Select Settings

Scroll down to Controls and click on the desired interface.

Modify as needed - if you make a mistake or want to go back, you can find the reset button to change everything back at the bottom of the list.

No need to save, the settings are updated automatically. Find out what works best for you!

Additional resources
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This article will cover: W - Move forward A - Strafe left S - Move backward D - Strafe right CONTROL - Sprint SPACE Jump by pressing space bar when walking. Hop to the block in front of you up by pressing space bar and W at the same time.

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Teleport Command: /tp starts the teleport command, then space once, type the @ sign and then an auto list will populate of what you can teleport, select one, then space once, begin coordinates with a space between each X Y Z coordinate.

example - /tp @... X Y Z

example - /tp @s 20 -66 9

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Minecraft Educator Community:
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Minecraft Education Edition Official Site
Education.minecraft.net

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Here are the Build Challenge Cards and the Checklist Files.

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Show off your Minecraft: Education Edition creations on Twitter!

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Show off your Minecraft: Education Edition creations on Twitter!

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@e_verno
@MMLear_IN

@PlayCraftLearn​

@MicrosoftEDU​

@NCCE_EdTech​

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#MinecraftEDU
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The Solar System is difficult to build to scale, but Minecraft might provide a large enough canvas to create an accurate model.

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Sinea Slattery, 6-8th grade Art

In 6th grade the start of the year unit is a unit debating the actual definition of art. We talk about "The Comedian", a piece of performance art where the artist taped a banana to the wall and then sold it for 1.5 million dollars as a performance art piece. We talk about "Degenerate Art" during WWII and what the purpose of art is.

I would like to use minecraft to have students build a piece of art based on a mundane object in a gallery space, document the process, and then try to "sell" the piece to a millionaire using the definitions of why the object is art. It really goes to show what art actually is, which is dependent entire on the viewer.

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The 4th quarter final project is to design an environmentally friendly city. Students create a city plan/blueprint on giant graph paper. The project requires students to plan building materials, power sources, water sources, transportation, waste disposal, etc. Instead of drawing the city on paper, students could design the city, or a portion of the city, in Minecraft.

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Here is a PDF of the Build Challenge Checklist Cards.

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In Kindergarten, we work on using different quantities to compose numbers. For example, 6 can be made from 2 and 4 or 1 and 5. I plan to introduce building in Minecraft by having students build towers of two materials to represent quantities in different ways.

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In Kindergarten, we can build and share patterns, sort objects by different attributes, and explore worlds to get writing ideas. Settings for different stories can also be explored.

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AM session - P8J5GJ
PM session - 63Z6Q2