Forbes – Rob Salkowitz
“Minecraft, the wildly popular videogame with legitimate value for building kids’ creativity and collaboration, has probably saved the sanity of more than a few parents dealing with young ones out of school from the pandemic. With summer vacation at hand and uncertainty still hovering over the fall, Microsoft MSFT is leaning hard into the education angle, announcing the release of seven new Minecraft: Education Edition Esports Worlds with full lesson plans and educator frameworks.” (more)