The document discusses using Minecraft for educational purposes in the classroom. It describes a classroom setup with options for the teacher like spectating students, assigning creative mode or freezing builds. Tutorial and inquiry-based worlds are mentioned for exploring subjects like humanities, science, math, physics and chemistry. Examples of projects are building the Colosseum and pixel art representations of math formulas. Resources listed include the MinecraftEdu website and profiles for Chris Scott and David Malone who promote educational uses of Minecraft.

4. Thoughts and Ideas
http://goo.gl/mh5Md
it’s case sensitive

5. MinecraftEDU
Chris Scott @cscottsy
David Malone @dwmalone

6. Classroom 3.0
Autonomous
Self-Directed
Purposeful
Collaborative
Mastery
Peer Teaching

7. “building the Colosseum on Minecraft
was fun”
Yazmine C

20. Salute!

21. “it is quite amazing on how grand the
structure is”
Zack H

22. Minecraft Project

36. “...”
Luis U

49. Insert Video
QuickTime™ and a
JVT/AVC Coding decompressor
are needed to see this picture.

50. In Class
QuickTime™ and a
H.264 decompressor
are needed to see this picture.

51. In Class
QuickTime™ and a
H.264 decompressor
are needed to see this picture.

52. Teacher Menu
Spectate
Creative mode
Freeze
Mute
Teleport
Assignments

53. Tutorial World
pic

54. EDU Dash

57. Server Options
Host Locally
Open a Port
Offsite see-Snaju.com

58. Inquiry Based
World of Humanities
Explore
Question blocks
Discovery

59. Language Connection
Pre/Post Writing
Planning

60. Science
Explore cells
Animal cross breeding
Scale Models

61. Math
Actual computer
Pixel art
Acting examples of formulas

62. http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/295415-minecraft-math-project/

63. Physics
Gravity
Distance and Speed

64. Chemistry
Chemical relationships

67. Resources
minecraftedu.org
snaju.com

68. Chris Scott & David Malone
cscottsy.com DavidMalone.com
@cscottsy @dwmalone
History and Tech Teacher Santa Tech Coordinator Diocese Bay Area
Ynez CA CA