I played with the educational version of Minecraft!From a fulfilling educational world to multiplayer

Interesting items with cameras, portfolios, and MEE

Compared to general Minecraft, MEE has fewer items and options that can be set in general.The type of mob is also different."Wooper looper" and "glowing squid" that have just appeared in a large update have not yet been in mee yet.World settings are also small overall.The skin has a lot of variations, but it seems that you cannot design your own skin.

There are similar differences in items, but some are only in mee.For example, "camera" and "portfolio"."Camera" literally can shoot the scenery of the spot.And the "portfolio" is saved.

There are many ways to use the camera, such as finding a common task in the world, or shooting it when you can do it.It seems to be fun to export photos stored in portfolios, share them in classes through Microsoft Teams, Google Classroom, etc., or put them together in PowerPoint.

By the way, the camera is a popular item for children.You would like to take a group photo when you play multiplayer, so you may want to take the shooting time when using the educational version.

After that, the equipment for chemical experiments is also interesting.Chemistry lessons, "Chemical Tutorial," allows you to experience the use of four devices (element constituent, compound creation instruments, experimental tables, and material reduction devices).

One of my favorite is the element composition.By changing the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons, you can create an actual element.He was impressed that he could make a Japanese Japanese properly.He will be more interested in students when he learns about elements and atoms in science.These devices can be used in Minecraft, which is not an educational version, by enabling the "Education Edition" option.