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Many of you are at home at the moment because schools across the country have closed to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. If you're at home and not able to go and see your friends and have ...

Xbox, Mojang and the BBC are partnering once again, helping to bring a version of some of the BBC’s educational nature content to the world of Minecraft. Owners of Minecraft’s Bedrock or Education ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Microsoft has announced it will officially launch Minecraft: Education Edition for the PC on ...

This month marks the fifth anniversary of the Minecraft Marketplace, the official avenue to monetize user-generated content in the hit game. In the years since its launch, the Marketplace has seen ...

Microsoft is further expanding on its investment in Minecraft, bought in 2014 for $2.5 billion, by acquiring a learning game called MinecraftEdu for an undisclosed sum. The game, produced by a company ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The Viktor Rydberg school in Stockholm has introduced compulsory Minecraft lessons for its 13-year-old pupils in an effort to teach them about ...

As part of the "Good Trouble: Lessons in Social Justice" education project, Minecraft: Education Edition is offering two courses to commemorate International Women's Day 2021 and Women's History Month ...

“Mom, I need more coal so I can craft more torches.” Despite my tech-savvy background, I can’t say I was prepared for these words to come out of the mouth of my 4-year-old son. While his set of ...

Minecraft: Education Edition teaches about teamwork, creative thinking, and so much more. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

A Swedish school has made headlines, first at home and then abroad, by making super-popular build-em-up video game Minecraft compulsory for students aged 13. Video games don't have to teach reading, ...