Minecraft Edu Hackjam Outcomes Presentations

Channel:
United States Games for Change
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Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7PunNPhWWc


Minecraft
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Minecraft (2011)
Duration: 30:45
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Learn how K12 teachers can use Minecraft to teach core content. Come get a look at brand new lessons created by teachers in the Minecraft Education Curriculum Hackjam.

Speakers:
* Sara Cornish (Senior Director, Games For Change)
* Bron Stuckey (Global Specialist in GamePlay)



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