A new way to enjoy Minecraft

Minecraft has a lot of content, such as wilds, architecture, redstone circuits, commands, and modes. Which of them do you like the most? If so, did you know that you can code in Minecraft? If you code with MakeCode on a code writer connected to Minecraft, you can create anything you imagine in Minecraft.

Instead of Minecraft, try making your own.

Parkour games, escape games, dropper, fly-wing flying, etc., these are all mini-games you might have played in Minecraft at least once. All of these games are made in Minecraft. All of you can easily create games like this using Minecraft's coder. If you follow the various games prepared by the teacher step by step, your coding skills will improve dramatically. Experience a different kind of fun and achievement by creating your own game and playing with your friends!

Are you worried because you're new to coding?

It's fine. MakeCode, which is used by the Minecraft coder, is an educational programming language that allows intuitive coding using block-shaped code. If you learn the functions of the command block one by one and practice them, you will be able to follow them easily. If you see the code you've written come to life in Minecraft, do you want to write more code?

Reflects the latest updates! Along with the contents of the textbook, I'll cover more in-depth content!

The Minecraft Game Making Random Follow textbook is a book designed not only for coding, but also for students who are new to Minecraft to easily follow along. It introduces a variety of games, from various usage examples of command blocks to simple mini-games and multiplayer games. Also, in this class, I'm going to cover more in-depth content than what's in the textbook. We've prepared 7 additional games that will take your coding skills to the next level.

With Minecraft education expert Steve Coding

Steve Coding is a group of teachers who are obsessed with Minecraft. I'm studying classes using Minecraft because I want to have a fun teaching and learning class like a game. Steve Coding's teachers are currently teaching Minecraft in elementary school classrooms. Also, many other students and teachers are doing various activities and efforts so that they can enjoy classes with Minecraft.