Minecraft Virtual Teacher Academy Weekly Reflection
Hi everyone! We are hosting 4 different cohorts around the world for the Virtual Teacher Academy (register here if you haven't yet!)
This will be the thread for reflections after each one. Follow here to get great insights and meet new people!
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The journey of learning Minecraft is really fulfilling :-)
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I am loving the build projects and working out different ways to use them with my students.
Looking forward to this weeks session.
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Building a replica of my school to give students a place to find out more about their new school before they join... it'll be a long journey, but I've learnt a lot of tips and tricks in creative building.... Structure blocks, Map art, commands, and much more. A fun project for sure!
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Nice Matthew Smith!
I captured my old school in Minecraft as well. It's a great way of preserving the past.
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Ready for the third week
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Hey anybody else having problems opening the Modules??
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Yes, I discovered they have moved the learning to a different portal.
I accessed it here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/learn/paths/minecraft-teacher-academy/
I did find however that it made me do all the modules again despite being logged in with the same account.
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Same here... I went to the main Microsoft Education Center and followed the links to the Minecraft Teacher Academy and it didn't save any of my progress...
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Yes, it may have something to do with the Microsoft Learn and Educator center merge. You can find more information at this link: https://education.microsoft.com/en-us It has a video with some information as well. :)
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Love seeing so many new ideas of how students actually move through the program and can use it individually or collaboratively. The build plates are new to me and I have not used them with students so I am excited to try them out.
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Thanks for being part of that lovely community. I love coding in Minecraft as it changed my life and let my students love to learn. I enjoy every single second in the course
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I had a lot of fun with today's session. I'm excited to learn more! Thank you so much!
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I had a lot of fun with today's session. I'm excited to learn more! Thank you so much!
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Thx. it was sooooooo useful
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I love coding I'm excited to learn more! Thank you so much!
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Hi all.
Finding these sessions really useful, and although as a headteacher I don't have my own class, I've been inspired to start a Minecraft Club in January.
Our new school 👇
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Minecraft Teacher Academy Week 4
@dogtx @aspire2be @playcraftlearn #A2BMinecraft #MinecraftEdu
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Hello..
First, i want to say Thank you so much to everyone in Academy Team ....so excited about the community that I'll be working with , I attended every training but I am embarrassed to participate but I follow with enthusiasm and really happy to train with you thank you and I would like to share this work with you.
Shahinaz Abdel Razzak
Science Teacher at El Manar English School
Alexandria, Egypt
MIEE, MCE
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Just in One Word ...Great!!!!! you are great!!!! thank you so much
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I really enjoy with the team and benefit a lot, but it gives me confidence to use minecraft education Edition, but I can't participate in the kahoot competitions.
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This was a fun and helpful session. I am excited to learn more next week. Thank you.
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Hey Guys
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Thank you so much... I am starting to learn the basics and it brings a lot... Want to learn more.
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Wow. I could have used three screens and two laptops.
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I really enjoyed meeting with other educators to learn more about Minecraft: Education Edition! Looking forward to next week!
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@nodooley and @hubleraaron provided a great first orientation and basic training session for our five-week academy. #IamNCCE
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Great job on today's session! Your tip on turning the music down in Minecraft during class is really helpful. See you next meeting!
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Hi - I part completed this academy but had to leave due to workload. If I want to bring in more teachers from my group of schools, where was the starting invite again - I can't remember! It's great to see so many great examples continue to be shared. Kind regards, John. United Endeavour Trust, UK.
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