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Minecraft
Minecraft, a video game developed by Mojang and initially released in 2010, is slippery to define. As of this writing, it has sold more than 20 million copies on PC (personal computer) alone and more than 70 million copies across other platforms. At its most simple, Minecraft enables players to break and place textured three-dimensional blocks to produce various edifices. Players can freely move through a three-dimensional, algorithmically generated open world, collecting resources, crafting tools, and building structures. Single-player and multiplayer options are available, with a vast amount of user-driven multiplayer servers emerging—unique game worlds hosted by individual players themselves on their computers—that cater to various styles of play.
Initially, players choose between one of two modes: (1) survival or (2) creative. In survival mode, ...
- Access and Equity
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- Gamification of Learning
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- Juvenile Justice and School Discipline
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- Migrants and Out-of-School Learning
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- Rural Settings
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- Urban Settings
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- Juvenile Justice and School Discipline
- La Clase Mágica
- Libraries and Library Services
- Linking In-School and Out-of-School Learning
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- Martial Arts
- Mentoring
- Museum Learning
- Musical Futures
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- Out-of-School Time
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- Religious Education in Out-of-School Settings
- Remote Indigenous Communities
- Research–Practice Partnerships
- Residential Education in Higher Education
- School-Based Programs
- Science Clubs
- Science Fairs
- Science-Technology Centers and Science Museums
- Service-Learning
- Sports
- STEM Learning in Informal Settings
- Summer Camps
- Summer Learning
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- Youth Employment
- Technology and New Media
- Adults Learning Coding Out of School
- Apps and the App Gap
- Computational Thinking
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- Engagement in Tech-Mediated Learning
- Fab Lab
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- Massive Open Online Courses
- Mobile Devices
- Mobile Learning
- New Media
- One-to-One Device Initiatives
- Online and Distance Learning
- Online Communities
- Open Education
- Robotics
- Scratch
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- STEM Learning
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- Lifelong and Lifewide Science Learning
- Media Literacies
- Mediated Discourse Analysis
- Motivation in Out-of-School Learning
- Multiliteracies
- Multimodality
- Networks
- Participatory Action Research
- Playful Learning
- Positive Youth Development
- Positive Youth Development Through Sport
- Preparation for Future Learning
- Problem-Based Learning
- Program Development, Implementation, and Evaluation
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- Project-Based Learning
- Queer Theory
- Relational Developmental Systems Metatheory
- Self-Directed Learning
- Situated Learning
- Social-Emotional Development
- Sociocultural Theory
- Space and Spatialized Literacies
- Statistical Discourse Analysis
- Systems Thinking
- Third Space and Sociocritical Literacy
- Transfer of Knowledge
- Transliteracies
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- Web 2.0 and Social Media
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