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Learn How to Teach Computer Science With MINECRAFT: EDUCATION EDITION [Infographic]

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Mar 4, 2019

Learn How to Teach Computer Science With MINECRAFT: EDUCATION EDITION [Infographic]
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This article is part of the guide: Game-Based Learning: Preparing Students for The Future.

Looking for innovative ways to bring computational thinking and computer science skills to your STEM classes? MINECRAFT: EDUCATION EDITION might be just the teaching tool for you, whether you’re an experienced player or are just learning about Minecraft.

Below are all the resources you’ll need to kickstart a game-based learning adventure in your classroom—no advanced degree in gaming required.

Learn How to Teach Computer Science With MINECRAFT: EDUCATION EDITION [Infographic]
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