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Minecraft Education Edition Announced after Microsoft Acquires MinecraftEDU

February 1, 2016 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

Microsoft is acquiring MinecraftEdu and investing in a new and expanded version of Minecraft for the classroom called Minecraft: Education Edition. This new title – available as a free trial this summer – will build on the learnings from MinecraftEdu while offering an expanded set of features. And in support of MinecraftEdu customers, they can continue to useMinecraftEdu and Microsoft will offer the first year of Minecraft: Education Edition for free. Since 2011, MinecraftEDU from TeacherGaming LLC from Finland – a version of Minecraft built especially for the classroom – has reached thousands of classrooms in more than 40 countries around the world, all reporting wild success.

For more information see, http://education.minecraft.net/ and the video below.

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