Starting Game-Based learning - Building knowledge
Discover the power of playful learning
Use ready-made worlds with learning content, lesson plans...
Take your first steps in Minecraft Education with your students
€ 80.00
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€ 80.00
Responsible | Virginie Tijtgat |
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Last Update | 01/09/2025 |
Members | 1 |
Minecraft Education
Discoverer (level 1)
IT (Pedagogical)
Teacher
Supporter/Helper
Self-study (On Demand Video + Course)
2.1 Selecting (Digital Resources)
2.2 Creating and modifying (Digital Resources)
2.3 Managing, protecting and sharing (Digital Resources)
3.1 Teaching (Teaching and learning)
3.3 Collaborative learning (Teaching and learning)
3.4 Self-regulated learning (Teaching and learning)
5.1 Accessibility and inclusion (Empowering Learners)
6.1 Information and media literacy (Facilitating Learners' Digital Competence)
6.2 Digital communication and collaboration (Facilitating Learners' Digital Competence)
2.1.a. Teachers set professional learning goals to explore and apply pedagogical approaches made possible by technology and reflect on their effectiveness. (Empowered professional)
2.3.a. Teachers create experiences for learners to make positive, socially responsible contributions and exhibit empathetic behaviour online that build relationships and community. (Citizen)
2.3.b. Teachers establish a learning culture that promotes curiosity and critical examination of online resources and fosters digital literacy and media fluency. (Citizen)
2.3.c. Teachers mentor students in the safe, ethical and legal practice with digital tools and protection of intellectual rights and property. (Citizen)
2.4.b. Teachers collaborate and co-learn with students to discover and use new digital resources and diagnose and troubleshoot technology issues. (Collaborator)
2.5.c. Teachers explore and apply instructional design principles to create innovative digital learning environments that engage and support learning. (Designer)
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Downloads1Lessons ·
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NL_Cursus_Starten met game-based lerenNew
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1. Introduction2Lessons ·
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1.1. Why Game-Based Learning?New
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1.2. Game-Based Learning vs. GamificationNew
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2. Minecraft Education5Lessons ·
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2.1. Different versions of MinecraftNew
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2.2. Why choose Minecraft Education?New
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1.1. Why Game-Based Learning?New
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2.4. Benefits for your classNew
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2.5. Additional features in Minecraft EducationNew
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3. Lesson content for your classes3Lessons ·
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3.1. Ready-to-use materialsNew
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3.2. Lesson designerNew
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3.3. Creating your own lessonsNew
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4. Getting started yourself8Lessons ·
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4.1. Install Minecraft EducationNew
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4.2. Sign inNew
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4.3. The homepageNew
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4.4. SettingsNew
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4.5. Practice worldsNew
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4.6. Starting with an empty worldNew
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4.7. Retrieving your worldsNew
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4.8. Starting from the content libraryNew
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5. Your very first lesson4Lessons ·
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5.1. Before your first lessonNew
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5.2. During your lessonNew
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5.3. After your lessonNew
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5.4. Some do's en dont'sNew
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6. Good to know3Lessons ·
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6.1. Synchronising with OneDriveNew
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6.2. Some top worldsNew
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6.3. Minecraft Teachers' LoungeNew
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