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June 30, 2015

Microsoft is launching a site to help teachers master ‘Minecraft’

by John_A

Minecraft has proven to be an invaluable tool for educators and students. Not only is the game popular with children and adults, but its open, customisable nature means it can be used for all sorts of different purposes. Like learning to code, understanding Britain’s geography and reimagining modern art. Microsoft clearly knows this, so it’s launching a new portal where teachers can discuss the game and share classroom resources. The full site isn’t live just yet, but the trailer below gives you an idea of what Microsoft and Mojang are aiming for. After this and its Hololens demonstration, it’s clear the company sees its $2.5 billion acquisition as more than just a game with a guaranteed smash-hit sequel.

[Image Credit: MinecraftEdu]

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