Export your Minecraft Education Edition (MC:EE) worlds so they can be shared, moved or saved. Worlds can be shared with a student or teacher, or moved from one computer to another. Exported worlds can...
Have you ever wished you could locate a fortress? You might find you have to fly around a long time before you can find a mansion or mineshaft you really need. Maybe you need...
Students love Minecraft, and teachers want to find simple ways to use it in their class to increase engagement – but how? Slates, posters and boards are three sizes of chalkboards, a feature of...
Here is a quick and easy guide to the Minecraft keyboard controls you can use when teaching Minecraft for Education. My hope is to simplify Minecraft for those who are just getting started and...
I wanted to share the templates I used for our holiday garland greenscreen project. How to use: Choose one of the blue screen holiday garland images for the middle layer. Choose the chroma-key as...
Use these great, free resources to bring Winter fun to your class! Download my template, and use Doink or Keynote to make a Snow Globe. How to make snow fall in your globe: Use...
CLICK HERE FOR A COPY OF THE GOOGLE SPREADSHEET! Try this fun introductory activity. Early Elementary students can easily begin using Google Sheets (or download and use in Microsoft Excel.) Younger TechEd students can...
Here is a great project to do with early elementary students for the one hundredth day of school. #CSforall Programming concepts: Variables (variables are a place to remember things, and keep track of things)...
Micro:bits are the accessible way to bring STEM and coding into the classroom. With just a computer and an inexpensive Micro:bit device, even young children can learn to code, and see their own work...
Have you ever spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to get something to work? I am frequently guilty of that. Sometimes it turns into a real marathon! I was working in Google Forms...
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