Education
An interview with Sarah Elliott, teacher at the Royal Ontario Museum, about she's using Minecraft for remote engagement with students. She shares how the programme began with rocks and minerals, but has since become a more complex world where students explore responsible resource use and develop 21st century learning competencies.
This episode was recorded June 26, 2020.
Music: Gradual Sunrise by David Hilowitz
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