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Are you an educator or a fan of Minecraft? Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to learn how to integrate sustainability into your teaching using the STEAMCRAFT Mod!
As we step into a new year, it’s the perfect time to explore innovative ways to engage students and enhance learning experiences.
We are thrilled to announce that all results from the STEAMCRAFT project are now freely accessible on the STEAMCRAFT Zenodo Community. This marks a significant step forward in promoting open science and fostering collaboration within the scientific and educational communities.
We’re thrilled to launch the very first video for the STEAMCRAFT project! This exciting introduction offers a quick summary of our mission: using customized Minecraft modifications to create engaging, educational experiences in sustainability and STEM learning. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn_C4P6-6dg
We’re thrilled to share the ongoing success of the STEAMCRAFT project. With the dedication of our amazing partners, we are achieving significant milestones in sustainable energy education and environmental awareness.
On October 28th, the STEAMCRAFT team came together for an online project meeting, and we’re excited to share some updates!
The focus of this meeting was advancing our Framework for Sustainable Energy Education in Minecraft. We’re making great strides in designing innovative learning activities that connect sustainability topics with the engaging, creative potential of Minecraft.
On 28 October Óbuda University in Hungary hosted a delegation from the Jiangsu Industrial Technology Research Institute (JITRI) for a day of collaborative discussions, presentations, and lab visits. The event was organized by Óbuda University’s John von Neumann Faculty of Informatics in partnership with the Regional Centre for Information and Scientific Development (RCISD).
Environmental education is an important subject for schools across the world. However, it can be difficult to build understanding of complex phenomena that might not be explicitly visible in your local community.
On October 4, 2024, the RCISD team introduced the STEAMCRAFT project at the SmartKindergarten (Erasmus+ project) Conference held in Nagyszalonta, Romania. The event attracted over 70 educators eager to learn about the project's key objectives and anticipated outcomes.
The STEAMCRAFT project was prominently showcased during the Researchers' Night event on 27 of September in Hungary, an annual initiative that celebrates science and innovation across Europe.
