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Homeschooling my kids, how to get education edition accounts for them

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    AdamS

    Simon Dorfman

    Thank you so much for reaching out to us. We know this is a trying time for everyone teaching from home. You have probably seen this post on the message forums before as it is a popular topic right now.

     If your child's homeschool organization uses Office 365 Education, then they will be able to download and login to Minecraft: Education Edition at home. You can check if your student is eligible by following instructions on our new Minecraft: Education Edition for Remote Learning Guide or by entering your organizations email address here.

    Determination of eligibility for obtaining an Office 365 Education account is managed by the Office 365 Education team. We do not have influence or visibility into the qualifications or process. If you have any questions about this process, contact the Office 365 Education team.

    If your student does not have access to an Office 365 Education account there are many other educational opportunities using the Minecraft Bedrock and Java editions. The Minecraft Franchise recently released a collection of Educational worlds that can be accessed on the Bedrock version of Minecraft. 

    We've also created a guide to explore Learning with Minecraft Bedrock and Java. This guide has information about educational activities in the consumer versions of Minecraft, including coding in Minecraft, Chemistry, Minecraft challenges and more. Please check this guide again in the near future as we'll be updating our guides with new resources. 

    We do understand how important it is to make Minecraft: Education Edition available to homeschools, and are actively investigating what types of new subscription models we can offer. We hope to have more news about this in the near future.

     

    Let us know if you have other questions.

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