Education Edition early access
Minecraft Wiki article. Categories: Development_phases, Versions, Education_Edition_versions
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"title": "Early Access",
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"Education Edition 0.14.2.png",
"Education Edition 0.16.0.png"
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"field": "'''0.14.2''': June 9, 2016",
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"field": "'''0.16.0''': October 2, 2016",
"label": "Latest version"
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"field": "No",
"label": "Paid"
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The Education Edition early access are the development versions for Minecraft: Education Edition.[1][2] 0.14.2 released on June 9, 2016. 0.16.0 released on October 2, 2016.
Features
General
- Simple, Secure Sign-In
- Individual student and teacher logins help identify each player in the game, and ensure data privacy & security while playing Minecraft: Education Edition.
- Single sign-on (SSO) capabilities are supported, so no additional passwords or accounts are required.
- All features prior to Pocket Edition v0.14.2/v0.16.0 alpha.
Blocks
Items
Entities
- Camera
- Non-Player Characters (NPC)
Reviews
I was impressed with how easy Minecraft: Education Edition was to setup. Within 45 minutes of the download being provided to me, I was able to get it installed and my students logged in and playing in a world together. No server setup, or networking configuration required.
One of my favorite features of the new Minecraft: Education Edition is the camera and portfolio. I showed my students how to take pictures of their projects and save into their portfolio of work with captions – and they absolutely loved it! And actually they were the ones who discovered that you could place the camera and take selfies of themselves and their classmates… we had a lot of fun in class that day!
Our teachers had been using the MinecraftEdu version for the past couple of years, and were excited to try the new Minecraft: Education Edition. The Minecraft Education team were very supportive and helpful through the Beta program. The tutorial and new features and functionality in Minecraft: Education Edition are awesome. Several of our students also enjoyed being part of the Beta program and sharing their thoughts with the Minecraft Education team. It has been a powerful, real-world learning opportunity for them.
References
- ↑ "Minecraft: Education Edition early access is here!" (archived) by Owen Hill – Mojang, June 9, 2016.
- ↑ "Announcing Early Access" (archived) – Minecraft Education Edition.
Navigation
Sources
- Education Edition early access — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3672477.