Despite the fact that Battle Royale mode currently rules the world, Minecraft is still one of the most successful titles ever. A well-known puzzle adventure with an open world that was loved not only by younger generations, sa onewill be available on iPads in the Education Edition for a long time. This version was launched back in 2016, while school students could use it on MacOS and Windows 10. However, the creators of the game announce that the game will arrive on Apple tablets at the beginning of next month.
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The availability of an educational degree will depend on whether individual schools have a license Microsoft 365 (A3 or A5). If so, schools will automatically get the rights to download this game for free. Institutions without the aforementioned license will have to use free membership, which is of course limited to a certain number of teachers and students. Minecraft Education Edition helps teachers implement curriculum in a playful yet educational form. Using game elements, students learn various technical skills, teamwork or community coexistence.
Minecraft Education Edition offers a number of options that turn classic teaching into a fun project.
V iOS the iPad version will include the Update Aquatic app, which will allow children to create stories, conduct virtual chemistry experiments or document various materials using a camera and camera. Some lessons in the educational version of Minecraft, on the other hand, help children better understand the facts covered in subjects such as history, art, languages, and the like. "Minecraft: Education Edition brings to the iPad new and intuitive ways of collaboration between teacher and student, as well as the implementation of curricula and programs in game form. This form of learning offers revolutionary elements associated with 21st century technologies, thanks to which students become familiar with the discussed topic faster and more effectively." explains Kyriakos Koursaris, head of education technology for the international education project PaRK.
Despite how ridiculous this project may sound at first, it is certainly an effective and non-violent method of education. Given similar possibilities, many of us would certainly consider returning to school. However, it is very unlikely that similar methods of education would be adopted in our country (at least not in the foreseeable future).
