Summary
This module was designed around the question, “How do we apply a real-world application to a problem or learning experience?”
To help educators, answer this question, Minecraft 401 met the following objectives:
- Build upon what we learned in Minecraft 101, 201, and 301 and implement new game-based learning experiences
- Learn about and explore the powerful world of building with Redstone.
- Use the lesson planner with our new world building skills and design an experience and delivery of a lesson
What is the next stop on your pathway?
As a reminder, you’ve been on a pathway to mastering Minecraft and your journey isn’t over. Since you've already become a Certified Educator, after today you’re ready to take the Minecraft Education Computer Science progression with Blocks and Python!
Python coding in MakeCode and Azure Notebook
Advanced Python coding In Azure Notebooks
Minecraft Education hosts regular free, online virtual training cohorts covering this content—see when the next one is and sign up today at aka.ms/meeevents.
We also have other a few other options for you.
If you want to learn how to train others in Minecraft because you're an instructional technology coach or trainer, then the Trainer Academy might be for you! Complete the Microsoft Learn Educator Center module and sign up for our cohort.
Want to be a mentor? Minecraft global mentors join a global community of educators passionate about teaching with Minecraft and helping others. Applications close quarterly—and require the Minecraft Certified Teacher badge and a short video. Find out more and apply.
For more training options in your local language, check Global Training Partners in your country.