📚 It's like a game, but it's a real learning experience

Immersive education that fosters creativity and problem solving skills for ages 8 to 15

Minecraft is the best educational tool for kids to learn naturally through their favorite games.

More than just coding, you can develop creativity and thinking skills by creating and moving on your own.

You can maximize your learning by experiencing coding, math, and science firsthand in the game.

Currently, many schools and educational institutions are also increasingly using educational use cases.

Why it should be Steve Coding's Minecraft class!

• Current elementary school teacher

• Microsoft Innovative Education Teacher (MIEE)

• Minecraft Global Mentors

• Minecraft Education Research Association Steve Coding Member

• Steve Coding YouTube management

In this class, with Minecraft education expert Steve Coding

You can find 40 creative projects that perfectly combine Minecraft's gameplay with education.

Use various tools such as coding, instructions, NPCs, and items for games, science, mathematics, geography, etc.

Build your own Minecraft world covering 12 subject areas.

More than just coding education, this class begins a journey of turning imagination into reality!

I recommend it to people like this

✅ Students who want to learn new ways to code

✅ Students who want to develop creativity and problem solving skills

✅ Teachers and parents interested in STEAM education

✅ Teachers and parents who want to use Minecraft for education

3 reasons this class is special

❶ Perfect fusion of games and education

More than just coding education, this class perfectly combines the gameplay and educational value of Minecraft. If traditional coding classes only focus on coding itself, this class will teach you how to use Minecraft systems, instructions, and items in connection with coding. Students will recognize coding as a tool for creative expression rather than just a technology through the experience of actually creating desired results in their favorite game environment. This integrated approach enhances learning motivation and persistence, and maximizes the synergy between games and education.

❷ Various fusion projects with 12 topics

More than just a coding tutorial, this class offers 40 projects on various topics that combine real-life problems with various subject areas. For example, they learn about disaster safety through earthquake and flood simulations, understand geography with contours and longitude/latitude concepts, and experience the fun of games through parkour and roller coasters. Each project is independent and interconnected, so students can choose according to their interests and expand their knowledge in an integrated manner.

❸ A microlearning approach that gives a sense of accomplishment

All projects in this class consist of microlearning content that can be completed within 30 minutes to 1 hour. Students experience an immediate sense of accomplishment each time they complete a project, which motivates them to take on the next challenge. For example, an NPC-related project starts with a basic guide (#4) and is gradually deepened and fused with various functions, such as quiz submission (#5), storytelling (#9), reward systems (#15), and Genie (#27) of lamps. This phased and connected learning experience is an optimal learning method that leads to continuous growth without boredom.

Notes before taking the course

This class uses the Minecraft Education Edition. You can play on any device: laptop, PC, Mac, tablet, or phone. A Minecraft education account is required to participate in classes. (I'll tell you how to create an account.) You can take the course without coding experience, and although the 40 projects are organized in order of difficulty, each has its own topic, you can selectively learn from the projects you are interested in.