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Minecraft Education is an educational platform that uses the familiar Minecraft game environment to teach academic content, 21st-century skills, and digital literacy. It turns traditional learning into a fun, interactive, and creative experience. Designed for schools, tutors, and home education settings, Minecraft Education enables learners to explore, build, experiment, and solve problems — all within a virtual world.

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Requirements for Learners to Use Minecraft Education

1. Device Requirements

Learners can use Minecraft on a range of platforms. The following are supported:

  1. PC or Laptop (Windows 10/11 or macOS)
  2. Tablet (iPad or Android tablet).
  3. Gaming Consoles such as:
    1. PlayStation (PS4 or PS5)
    2. Xbox (One or Series X/S))
    3. Nintendo Switch

      4. 2. Minecraft Version

      Minecraft Bedrock Edition (available on consoles/tablets)

      3. Minecraft Account

      For other versions: A personal Minecraft account (Mojang or Microsoft) is required for Bedrock Edition

      4. Basic Skills

      1. Reading and following instructions in the workbook)
      2. Familiarity with Minecraft controls:
        1. Moving, jumping, placing blocks, using inventory
          1. Basic computer/device use:
            1. Opening applications, saving builds, typing answers
              1. Some projects may include logic puzzles or diagrams, so developing thinking skills is part of the learning process

                2. 5. Parental or Tutor Support (optional but helpful)

                Younger learners (Grades 1–3) may need help with:

                1. Installing Minecraft
                2. Navigating between the workbook and the game
                3. Basic reading and writing

                  1. Tutors or parents can assist in reviewing completed tasks, especially reflection questions or design sketchess

                    2. 6. Internet Access (Initial Setup Only)

                    Required for:

                    1. Downloading Minecraft and signing in
                    2. Accessing digital workbooks (if not printed)
                    3. Updates or optional online collaboration>

                      4. Once installed, most tasks can be completed offline in single-player mode.