Minecraft Education Edition Mobile is "available to Everyone"
Minecraft is a remarkably multi-faceted sandbox game, but perhaps one of its most fascinating applications is for education. And now the Minecraft: Education Edition mobile version is set to help teachers across the world, since it's "available to everyone" in an open beta.
If you're not aware, this version of Minecraft is designed to to teach a variety of subjects, including STEM subjects and mathematics. The Minecraft: Education Edition PC version has been available for quite some time, but never before on iOS and Android except for a select few lucky people.
Well, those on mobile will be pleased to know that the beta version of Minecraft Education Edition is now available on the device they're likely using to read this article. Find more details on how to download the right version at this link.
This beta version has important additions that regular Minecraft players will take for granted, including an increase in world height as well as new cave generation options, higher mountains and a larger world. This is all part 2 of the Caves and Cliffs update. It's almost like a distant memory, considering that we all play The Wild now.
You can now learn wherever you are!
Explore #MinecraftEdu on mobile devices in our brand new Beta, available to everyone. Users can also expect better multiplayer, as well as updates to Code Builders, the Library, and other features. #ISTE
Get the full details: https://t.co/C90oulwhxB pic.twitter.com/nhxNdlwbW7
- Minecraft Education Edition (@PlayCraftLearn) 20 June, 2022
There are also enhancements to multiplayer that will make it easier to play by needing less network configuration. While it's a niche product, Minecraft: Education Edition is only available to students and teachers. However, this edition can only be good for those who don't have PCs in their homes.
In other Minecraft news, one fan decided to go ahead and recreate the original trailer for the game but with the modern-day era of the game. It's a nostalgic pleasure, and you should definitely check it out.