Educators Across the Globe are Using Minecraft: Education Edition for Remote Learning

When schools around the world started closing in March due to the impact of COVID-19, educators had to think quickly and get creative Microsoft Support Phone Number. Many of their everyday Support.Microsoft.Com/Help subjects presented  Microsoft Customer Service a challenge when it came to transferring the teaching and learning online. The physical classroom became a virtual one.For teachers using Minecraft: Education Edition, the transition presented an opportunity for expanding the way they utilized the game as their digital learning space. We reached out to members microsoft closing stores of our community to ask how they were handling the transition Microsoft edge virus, and they told us their remote learning stories. Follow along to learn about the creative ways that educators are empowering students at home.

Rural school in New York builds virtual school in Minecraft

William Dergosits is a third-grade teacher in New York who started using Minecraft: Education Edition as a tool for supporting advanced learning needs. When distance learning Microsoft Customer Service began Support.Microsoft.Com/Help, the transition to education in the home was relatively smooth.

I teach in a co-taught, special education classroom and found that the virtual platform was great for connecting students with varying social-emotional needs. I also found that many of my struggling or reluctant learners were very fluent in Minecraft since they were playing at home Microsoft Support Phone Number. This gave them a great opportunity to shine in school with their peers and engage in their academics. I’m new to this but saw that the students had a great interest and figured I would learn alongside them.

We started out with creative exploration, but since we’ve all moved into our homes, it’s been a great place to stay connected with friends, as well as a fun new classroom. Just last week, we invited the rest of our grade—we’re a small rural school with only about 60 students per grade level Support.Microsoft.Com/Help—to join us online, and we’re just starting to build our virtual school microsoft closing stores. This has been very well-received, as many of the students are looking for Microsoft edge virus that sense of community right now Microsoft Customer Service. I’m excited to see where this takes us, and I’m sure there will be many more adventures while we navigate this uncharted path

Canadian educators teach daily Minecraft lessons via Teams, boosting student engagement

Some educators were just getting started with Minecraft when remote learning became the norm, and some saw the opportunity to extend already thriving programs beyond the classroom.l, and their colleague  from Canada worked together to make sure students Microsoft Support Phone Number could continue the kinds of projects they were working on in the classroom.

They have an especially effective process for microsoft closing stores managing distance learning. Around 25 educators useMicrosoft team to share ideas and inspiration for teaching in a “Remote Learning with Minecraft” Team. With this background of support, these three teachers take turns hosting two Minecraft sessions per day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. This setup provides flexibility for students who may have Support.Microsoft.Com/Help hectic schedules at home and gives each of the educators time to manage other projects while their learners are guided by a colleague. Kris shared their process.

We began our remote learning immediately after the Microsoft Customer Service March Break and were completely overwhelmed with the response from our students. We have three teachers involved, at times hosting multiple worlds to keep up with the student demand Microsoft edge virus. We created a Team that students across our school board could join. Here, we communicate join codes, provide daily challenges, and troubleshoot Microsoft Support Phone Number problems with students and parents.

It’s also a place that has connected students from different parts of our city and created new friendships. Each day, students are working together collaboratively on microsoft closing stores a challenge Support.Microsoft.Com/Help. Their willingness to invite people into their builds and share their love and knowledge of Minecraft with others has been amazing