These were created using iD Game Plan, the same learning management system that students use at camp. We created some downloadable directions to get you started hosting your own Minecraft server for your student. Good news! By setting up your own server, you can know exactly who’s connecting with and playing in your child’s worlds. On a public internet server, players can collaborate to build bigger and better things than they could have made alone however, you can’t control exactly who connects to the public servers and thus who your child is interacting with online.
There are so many educational benefits of Minecraft it’s astounding.
Kids and adults everywhere are mining, crafting, and Minecrafting together in multiplayer worlds players build social skills, improve their problem-solving abilities, and exercise their creativity when building together online. Minecraft has sold over 100 million copies worldwide.
