On Saturday I was honoured to present at the fourth virtual TeachMeetNZ. TeachMeetNZ is run by Sonya @vanschaijik live on Google+ and is way for New Zealand educators to get together and share their learning. TeachMeetNZ presentations are based on Pecha Kucha style of limited and timed slides. I found it to be a great reflective experience having to sum up ones thoughts and still deliver an interesting message. I started pondering the critical thinking skills involved and realised it would be amazing for my students too.
I shared my experiences using Minecraft as a tool for teaching and learning, and have included the resource links below for easier access.
I shared my experiences using Minecraft as a tool for teaching and learning, and have included the resource links below for easier access.
Resources
Thanks to the Parkvale School Minecraft Club and their awesome teacher @moriarty_ok
Room 5 at Melville Intermediate
8C Happenings - Girls playing Minecraft
MInecraft Wiki is the bible of MInecraft
Primary Minecraft for Minecraft IdeasCORE Ten Trends 2013 - 6. Thinking 3DMinecraftEdu - the education version that runs on your school server
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