Minecraft: Education Edition can now teach kids how to code with the new Code Builder tool and the 'Agent', an in-game robot. Mojang will add Command Blocks in Education Edition later this year.

Microsoft is leveraging Minecraft Education Edition for schools, with a new Code Builder tool that wraps coding in with building. Announced alongside Windows 10 S at the company's MicrosoftEDU ...

Microsoft has released a new version of Minecraft: Education Edition that adds support for Code Builder, along with a number of other new features and improvements.

Microsoft today announced Code Builder for Minecraft: Education Edition. This new extension will teach kids how to code with the help of an assistant within the building block video game. Code ...

During the #MicrosoftEDU press event, Microsoft introduced Code Builder for Minecraft: Education Edition that's available now as a beta.

Nationwide, states are adopting standards for computer science. With your subscription to Minecraft: Education Edition through Office 365, you can download and install a plug-in that works to achieve ...

Minecraft Education Edition is getting a big upgrade: Code Builder. Essentially, students will be able to learn coding by traveling around the game's pixely world. Typing "/code" will bring up a ...

After a few weeks of being in beta, Microsoft announced that Code Builder for Minecraft: Education Edition is now generally available. It allows students to create Minecraft worlds by writing code.

Code Builder for Minecraft: Education Edition is a brand-new extension that allows educators and students to explore, create, and play in an immersive Minecraft world – all by writing code.

Microsoft has officially launched its Code Builder toolset for students and educators playing Minecraft: Education Edition.

Code Builder can be used in simplistic blocks, or flipped into a more powerful code-view mode. Minecraft's Code Builder beta will be available as part of Minecraft Education Edition.

Code Builder is an in-game feature for Minecraft that lets users perform typical Minecraft functions through code. It connects to ScratchX, Tynker, and Microsoft's new open source development tool, ...