These are resources for using Minecraft Education at school / in the classroom. I've been using Minecraft Education since it was "MinecraftEDU Java Edition" circa 2013. Currently I use Minecraft Education for a screencasting lesson in my middle school media literacy / computer applications course, and with our "Gaming Club" for our Middle School students.
Student Plots (by Mr Chris Fuge) is a Minecraft Education world I've used for in-class student building projects.
These "build plate worlds" for Minecraft Education by Nathan Richards are excellent and have some very advanced features, especially for teachers that may not be as familiar or comfortable with Minecraft Commands.
Dragon Realm is an amazing build originally created by Benjamin Kelly, which I've modified and used in virtual summer camps. (Link below)
Flat World for Student Building (5 April 2023) - Used for a "speed build challenge"
Treehouse Challenge (originally designed in 2013-15 with Minecraft EDU Java Edition)
Modified Dragon Realm World (June 2020) - Used for multiple virtual Minecraft Summer Camps.
Casady School Campus (17 May 2021 - by Aric Sappington and middle school students)
Minecraft Winter Wonderland (Feb 2017) - This was MinecraftEDU JavaScript Edition
Over the years I've written a variety of blog posts about Minecraft and MinecraftEDU / Mineceraft Education. A few examples include:
Minecraft, YouTube and Communication Skills (Dec 2022)
Lesson Ideas and Tips for Language Teachers using Scratch, Minecraft and more! (May 2021)
MinecraftEDU House Spanish Labeling Challenge (Sept 2016)
Amazed by Edgar’s Design Creativity in Minecraft (Oct 2014) - A cross-posted version of Edgar's video is also available with timestamp links in the description
I've also published a variety of videos and video screencasts on my YouTube channel about Minecraft and Minecraft Education over the years.
Resources from the Middle School Minecraft Club I led at Casady School in 2020-2021 and 2021-22 are available, as well as the virtual Minecraft Education summer camps I led with help from high school student facilitators / camp counselors.
