How To Download Minecraft Education Edition On Chromebook ##HOT##

I've just taken a look at the app store reviews, minecraft education isn't loading for all chromebook users including myself. Please fix this for chromebook users, it's been happening to all of us since the update!

Ok i did At+shift+i and just Reported this to google maybe give feedback to minecraft.net if that works if it does not try commenting to me again ok guys im trying to fix this through different ways and mostly it happens to all that are non-school users and school users and try listening to other comments but you can't do render distance to 9 you cannot even go back to 1.17 because that will be for linux users on chromebook

How To Download Minecraft Education Edition On Chromebook

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bad news i reopened it it still aint working im sorry but google did not fix this mostly because minecraft EE was installed by Several schools in california or all states of the United States everyone clear storage then force stop on app settings on your chromebook if you are school managed user you can face errors of minecraft EE

Following this post to hopefully get an update as to when Education Edition will work on Chromebooks again. My children solely rely on chromebooks for homeschool and some of their lessons are on minecraft and they haven't been able to play in months. Also we usually play as a family on the weekends and haven't been able to do that either in months. Hopefully this can be fixed ASAP.

(note i too was playing on a chromebook weird... maybe just a coincidence) Oddly I am also having this problem (only difference was i was in creative) on minecraft: Ed Edition i was trying to make a thing that auto disc player thing and i placed otherside- by Lena Raine in the jukebox (when i did, it did what it normally does with the music notes coming out the top but no music) and after failing once or twice i thought to myself shouldn't there be music. i also had my music blocks (jukebox/noteblock) sounds at 100 and even tried all of the other sounds settings, but i have played a music disc before on MC: Ed Edition and it worked. i also have just noticed how quiet (without any music at all) it is especially for minecraft as it is (making it feel a little bit lonely at times) and without any music it feels so different like on a hole different level of loneliness and i'm now having to put on background music just to enjoy playing on survival.

I have a student on a chromebook who this might have happened to - has the file path for chromebooks been figured out? I have a student chromebook to test this with to make sure I can follow it and walk my student through it. The app has not been uninstalled and still works properly.

Penny Dan Noble

If the files are still on the device, they would be in a folder called "minecraftWorlds". Since the file paths can vary on different Chromebook devices, you can search for this folder in your Files app. Make sure to click on the vertical dots in the top right and select "Show hidden files" and "Show all Play folders" to make sure your search is pulling up the right result

So, we were able to get to the data folder in the Android folder, but once we opened the files under the com.mojang.minecraftedu there's absolutely nothing there. No files, nothing to organize. I did this same thing from the student chromebook I have with a student profile, and also saw nothing. Could this have anything to do with permissions for student users? I'm in a large urban public school district and there's a lot of management of student devices and accounts.

Thank you for your speedy reply Penny - I was able to work with my student on Zoom and see what we could figure out and where we got stuck.

Hoping something will be able to be done relatively easily.

I am having the same problem. My students are creating and hosting worlds in their own MEE accounts using a chromebook. They come in each day and log in to their world, and then the next time, the world is gone. Sometimes they find it when they look in "application" or "external" storage. However, it's happened a few times now where we can't find it anywhere. It's not in deleted files, or hidden files, or google play files, or any files with "guid". It's as if they were never created. I've gone through the different steps I've seen in the thread above, but the files just aren't there. I can't understand how the files can just be gone??

I'm assuming each student is using the same chromebook each time? Worlds are only save to the local device, so if they are using a different chromebook, even if it is the same account, the world won't transfer to the next device.

My worlds just got deleted. The app uninstalled itself and then when I re downloaded it, all the worlds were gone. I've tried changing the storage locations, looked in the files but no luck. Can you help me?(I'm on chromebook)

Hi there, Im Asheen. I have lost 1 year of Minecraft education progress, there were multiple smps, modded worlds etc I had saved in there. My pc all of a sudden went into a restarting phase and when it became normal after hours and I fixed everything including downloading minecraft education again, I find that all 50+ worlds are all gone, my custom skins are gone, my progress is gone. I have only a couple minecraft education files downloaded in my folders but those worlds aren't as important and I dont bother playing them. But the recent smp worlds I have made with my friends we put a lot of effort into it ( months upon months ) we had mega bases etc. I saw your message Penny that if the Minecraft education app has been deleted, my worlds are going to be gone. Is there any possible way they can be returned? I have put a lot of time into this game and I would appreciate for a response back. Please and Thank you :)

Microsoft is making Minecraft: Education Edition available for Chromebooks as of today, August 10. Microsoft also is simultaneously updating the education edition of Minecraft for Windows, Mac and iPads for remote and hybrid learning support, officials said today.

Microsoft officials said Chromebook, iPad and Windows users will automatically be upgraded to the latest version of Minecraft: Education Edition. Mac users will need to install the updated version manually.

The Chromebook edition, according to Microsoft, offers the same set of features as the other versions, including multiplayer with other platforms. Educators also have the option of deploying Minecraft to a fleet of managed Chrome devices. Currently, Minecraft: Education Edition requires a Microsoft account to log in, but officials said they are working on enabling users to log in with a Google account, as well "in the near future."

Schools with Microsoft 365 for Education (A3 or A5) already have access to Minecraft: Education Edition. The Education Edition is licensed via yearly subscriptions which can be purchased through the Microsoft Store for Education via volume licensing agreements and/or through partners.

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In addition to Chrome OS, the new Minecraft: Education Edition features are now available on Windows, macOS, and iPadOS. Existing features of the game that are already available on other platforms are also live for Chromebook users, including multiplayer support. In March, the game also introduced free educational content for kids stuck at home.

Need more help getting Minecraft on your computer? Try these detailed instructions for installing and logging into Minecraft on Chromebooks in Granite School District. Minecraft can also be pushed out to student Chromebooks and teacher or lab machines upon request. Teachers should contact their school technology specialist or library media educational technology specialist if they are interested in an auto-installation for their students.

The first step to getting Minecraft: Education Edition for the Chromebook is to have your district obtain FREE Microsoft education accounts. Have the person who manages the Chromebooks push out the Minecraft: Education Edition app. Tip: Have students pin the Minecraft: Education Edition app to the shelf.

I personally, as a 36 year old man, love Minecraft and I am super excited to see it used as an educational tool. I am an intervention specialist to young middle school students would love to find a way to involve Minecraft for educational possibility, not just the novelty. Thank you for sharing this inspiration!

Minecraft: Education Edition has been available since 2016, so it's surprising to learn it's only coming to Chromebooks this year. After all, Google's computing platform dominates the education market. As of 2019, the company said there were 30 million Chromebooks in use at schools globally. In 2018, Chromebooks represented 60 percent of all laptops and tablets purchased for K-12 classrooms in the US. What's also interesting about this release is that it gives Chrome OS users an official way to install Minecraft without sideloading the game onto their device.

First released in 2009, its 2011 Java version by Mojang was also released on several gaming consoles. In 2019 Mojang was sold to Microsoft. The Education Edition is cross-platform and available for Windows, Mac, Chromebook and iPad. Schools with Microsoft 356 accounts may already include licenses. If not, site licenses can be purchased starting at $5.04 per student. Non-qualified educational organizations can purchase licenses directly for $12 per year.

As TechCrunch highlights, Minecraft: Education Edition is more of an education tool than a game. Since it requires a Microsoft 365 for Education (A3 or A5) license, the average user that sees it and thinks the standard Minecraft is now available on Chromebooks is going to be sorely disappointed. ff782bc1db