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Celebrate Black History Month with these classroom resources
Microsoft offers a variety of free resources to support educators as they help students appreciate the achievements of Black and African American people during Black History Month.
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New Hour of Code lessons from Microsoft Education
As technology continues to transform our planet, it’s more important than ever for students to understand the impact it plays in our everyday lives and recognize their growing role in creating future innovations that positively impact society.
Celebrate Earth Day with Radical Recycling for Minecraft: Education Edition
Earth Day is almost here, and students around the world are busy devising ways to create a greener, cleaner, more sustainable planet.
Join the first-ever Minecraft Education Global Build Championship
Over the past nine months, we’ve seen wildlife roam free while people isolate to stay healthy. Whales have changed their migration patterns due to fewer ships, sea turtles have laid record amounts of eggs on beaches empty of humans, and wild monkeys have taken over city streets.
Celebrate Earth Day and explore sustainability in Minecraft: Education Edition
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, Minecraft: Education Edition has launched new renewable energy lessons and immersive worlds. This content is available for educators and students using Minecraft: Education Edition as well as Minecraft players on the Bedrock platform. Students can explore different energy sources, solve a town’s power problems, and design and manage a sustainable city—all in Minecraft! For students learning from home during school closures, the Lumen City Challenge and Lumen Power Challenge provide a fun way to bring Earth Day into the virtual classroom or home learning environment.
What's New in EDU: Minecraft: Education Edition gets Code Builder and launches new Hour of Code
We’re rolling out a fresh episode of What’s New in EDU in eager anticipation of next month’s Computer Science Education Week (Dec. 3 – 9). That means it’s time for up-and-coming coders and will-be computer wizards to take a look at some new ways Microsoft Education is helping make Computer Science more open, more collaborative and more creative.