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Minecraft Mini Game Designers (Bedrock / Pocket Edition)

Class
Nevin Oliver
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(161)
In this on-going course, each week students will be learn how to create their own mini-games

Class experience

Minecraft beginners will get extra help on being able to look for specific blocks and how-to place blocks, on top of being helped to build their mini-games.

More experienced players will be challenged to build larger games and to use more of their time to make their games last longer
Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
No letter grades will be given out, but we encourage students to try out other student games around the end of class time.
Grades Offered
 1 file available upon enrollment
If you're not familiar with connecting to a third party server, after downloading Minecraft, this may help you. 1. You will need to know how to log into a Microsoft Account. If you don't have one, they're free to get and are necessary because Minecraft won't allow you into a server without one. However, please make sure the account is classed as an adult account. For the Nintendo Switch users, this device may require that you link your Microsoft account with your Switch accounts in order to proceed. 2. Open up the game and select play 3. Select server (on the top tab) 4. Scroll down past all the featured servers and click the "Add Server button" 5. Input the server's name, address and port numbers. 6. Enjoy!
[Parental Guidance]
Please be sure to look below at the materials section of this listing.  It includes instructions on how to join the server, just incase your child has not joined a third party server before. 

Class is run on a Third party server that is hosted by Apexhosting.  
We will be using Minecraft: Bedrock edition for this class (It's also known as Minecraft for Windows 10, and Pocket Edition).  Therefore you will need to have your own copy of Minecraft per student participating with the class.  Nintendo Switch users may also required their own subscription to Nintendo's Membership plan, in order to link your Nintendo account to your Microsoft account.

Mac users may experience problems with the PC version of Minecraft because it is built to work on the Windows 10 operating system.  iPads are still fully compatible with the Pocket Edition.

This class takes place on a third party private server.  Therefore you will need to have a free Microsoft account (Can be an Outlook, Hotmail or an Xbox account).  

Students who use the Nintendo Switch will need to link their Switch account to their Microsoft account.  For that to work, you need to follow these steps
1. Sign in to your Microsoft account from your Switch.  It will give you a code that is unique to your switch.  
2. Then go to this link https://login.live.com/oauth20_remoteconnect.srf It will bring you to a Microsoft page that will ask for that code.
Not an official Minecraft product. Not approved or associated with Mojang.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(161)
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After graduating University, I worked overseas in China for a year as an ESL teacher. Upon returning, I moved into the Banking Industry and worked for almost a decade.  I decided that that industry no longer appealed to me, so I transitioned fully... 
Group Class

$25

weekly
1x per week
120 min

Completed by 101 learners
Live video meetings
Ages 7-12
1-6 learners per class

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