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Getting Started with MinecraftEDU (Canvas.net)

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Getting Started with MinecraftEDU (Canvas.net)

Minecraft has endless educational possibilities, but it can be really overwhelming to begin using it as an educational tool. This course is meant for new users of MinecraftEdu who would like to set up their server and plan their first two lessons using Minecraft.

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