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Minecraft: Education Edition can now run on Chromebooks

Minecraft: Education Edition can now run on Chromebooks

Posted on August 11, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Microsoft has never been shy about porting its apps to other platforms, and making Minecraft available for Chromebooks is a natural extension.

Kids going back to school will probably be happy to learn that Minecraft: Education Edition isn’t just for PCs any more. Now they’ll be able to run it on their Google-powered Chromebooks, too.

Originally released in 2016, Minecraft: Education Edition is essentially a version of Minecraft that’s been optimized for the classroom, with the ability for teachers and students to use the platform to learn how to code and perform other education-related tasks.
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