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The students probably want to spend time there anyway. 
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June 6, 2021 11:22 PM
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My name is Joel Levin. I am a computer teacher at a private school in New York City. This blog... Via Peter Mellow
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Andrew Miller (@betamiller on Twitter) is a National Faculty member for the Buck Institute for Education, an organization specializing in 21st century project-based learning, as well as for ASCD,...
Minecraft in the Classroom is a recent addition to the field of game-based learning. It is a sandbox game where players can create and build, fight off enemies and explore vast landscapes. As is the nature of sandbox games, players can roam free, choosing objectives as they go. Because Minecraft has such open possibilities and potential, the teacher can choose how he or she wants to use it. Just as the student has the ability to be creative, the teacher has the same. That can be overwhelming, but luckily, there is a tool for using Minecraft created by teachers for teachers. Via Kim Flintoff, Peter Mellow
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We've spent our summer building innovative tools to help students of all ages and levels get the most out of learning, the minute they walk back into your Via Peter Mellow
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Minecraft may be an addictive, open-ended game, but as one New York computer …... Via Kim Flintoff, Peter Mellow
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MinecraftEdu - Bringing Minecraft to the Classroom...
MinecraftEdu is the collaboration of a small team of educators and programmers from the United States and Finland. We are working with Mojang AB of Sweden, the creators of Minecraft, to make the game affordable and accessible to schools everywhere. We have also created a suite of tools that make it easy to unlock the power of Minecraft in YOUR classroom. Via Kim Flintoff, Peter Mellow
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