Minecraft is one of the most popular games of all time with broad appeal to all age groups, genders, and types of gamers. It also happens to be the most versatile teaching tool since the pencil. The game is being used at thousands of school all over the world to teach science, art, language, history, and much, much more. Find out what happens when an engaging game that kids love gets remixed for the classroom. And learn about the ragtag team of programmers and educators that have made MinecraftEdu a reality.

Photo by Owen "O1kenobi" Long

This is a screenshot by a STEM student in Dr Fryer's class at IES. More info about MinecraftEDU in STEM is available on:

stem.wesfryer.com/home/minecraft

Built in our June 2020 Elementary Edition virtual Minecraft Camp. More info on:

mdtech.casady.org/minecraft

This was part of a partner build challenge, to "build a landmark."

Gettin' it built #3 On the Multi-School Minecraft server. Play and learn with us at: gamingedus.org

I'm (stuck) on a horse! On the Multi-School Minecraft server. Play and learn with us at: gamingedus.org

The spawn point. Post TNT on the Multi-School MinecraftEDU beta server. Play and learn with us at: gamingedus.org

Server sign meets TNT. Score 1 for TNT on the Multi-School MinecraftEDU beta server. Play and learn with us at: gamingedus.org

Nice horsie! On the Multi-School Minecraft server. Play and learn with us at: gamingedus.org

Taking arrows to knees (and elsewhere) in the PvP arena. On the Multi-School Minecraft server. Play and learn with us at: gamingedus.org

This is a screenshot by a STEM student in Dr Fryer's class at IES. More info about MinecraftEDU in STEM is available on:

stem.wesfryer.com/home/minecraft

Have TNT will blow stuff up. On the Multi-School Minecraft server. Play and learn with us at: gamingedus.org

Gamingedus has a dance club, thanks to kwerb and sascraft02! Play with us at: gamingedus.org !