minecraft is blocked/education

Hey there, Capybara Capy

You can sign into the Minecraft Education site using a Microsoft account or your work/education account. To sign in, please go to their website here: Home | Minecraft Education

You can find out more on how to get started with Minecraft Education here: Minecraft Education for Educators | Minecraft Education

More support articles and information can be found here: Get Set Up – Minecraft Education

Just so you are aware, the Minecraft Education team have their own forum for support here: Topics – Minecraft Education where you can post questions and ask for help and support.

Hope this information helps,

Nathan

I live in the UK and we don't use Minecraft for educational reasons but Minecraft is on the school computers. I do think it's a good idea to use Minecraft for educational reasons since it's a fun game.

Hello silly cat555,

Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Community.

I understand that you have some questions or issues related to Minecraft Education. This is not something that we can assist you with directly, as Minecraft Education is a separate product from Xbox. However, you can find helpful resources and support from the Minecraft Education community, which is a dedicated platform for educators and students who use Minecraft in their classrooms. To access the Minecraft Education community, please visit Community | Minecraft Education. There, you can browse the forums, or submit a support request. I hope this information helps you resolve your issue.

Have a great day!

Hi Mario. My name is Kyle and I'm an independent advisor.

Please note that this forum only provides technical support for Xbox devices and services. For help with specific games you may visit the game website and contact their dedicated support if you need further help.

Anyone with a Microsoft 365 account can purchase and use Minecraft Education. Individual licences can be purchased from the Minecraft Education website: https://education.minecraft.net/licensing

Thanks,
Kyle

honestly it is not the first instance of video games used for educational purposes, examples the assassins creed origins and odyssey with their educational exploration modes. Minecraft has some value in education systems with use of red stone to create
electrical circuits among creativity for obvious reasons. how will it affect education, this seems experimental and something to keep an eye on.