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p>After a summer of testing runs and testing, the full version of Minecraft: Education Edition will officially launch on the 1st of November. The service will require a five-dollar annual membership per user or a districtwide license. However the Early Access edition is still available until November.

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p>According to the MinecraftEdu team, more than 35,000 students and teachers around the world have been playing in the sandbox of Minecraft since the game was launched at the start of the summer. The team has added a few education-focused features to the official version. This includes the "Classroom Mode" which gives a top-down view of the Minecraft world via an app that is a companion to the game. Teachers can manage the settings for the world and interact with students in-game and give out items or even teleport their children around the map with one interface. The education edition will be updated as the main Minecraft world evolves. https://www.83hh.com/ Teachers are encouraged to provide feedback and feature suggestions.

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p>Finally, for any teachers who haven't stepped into Minecraft's blocky world yet, education.minecraft.net offers some starter worlds, tutorials, free lesson plans in subjects ranging from storytelling to city planning, and a mentoring program to connect them with other educators. At launch, Minecraft: Education Edition requires OS X El Capitan or Windows 10, plus a free Office 365 account to use.

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