Create a door that opens automatically for your entire team in Minecraft 1.16.5 Java Edition. Watch full video here. Previous video for creating the automatic door: https://youtu.be/ofk5A6WCplE Command inside Command Block to activate redstone: /execute if entity @p[distance=..7,team=TeamName] Team Commands: /team add TeamName /team join TeamName
Create a door that opens automatically for you in Minecraft 1.16.4 Java Edition. Watch full video here. To get Command Block: /give @p command_block Command inside Command Block to activate redstone: /execute if entity @p[distance=..7,name=MinecraftUsername] Note: Change MinecraftUserName to your username. Also, capitalization is important so enter the commands the same as you read here.
What is a “mod”? Simply put, it’s a modification of the underlying code that runs the Minecraft game on your PC. It allows developers to create new items, blocks, characters, etc. inside the Minecraft environment. It is also perfectly legal and encouraged by Mojang (the game developers) in their licensing agreement: “If you’ve bought the Game, […]
In this video, I provide an overview of Roblox. In this review, I discuss the different features and settings parents should know and understand to keep their children safe in the game. Watch full video.
I guide 3rd-6th graders in an exercise on animation in Scratch. Scratch is a great online tool to learn the foundations of computer science and coding in a fun way. Follow along to learn how to animate your sprites. This 24-minute video was presented as a livestream on YouTube on March 25, 2020. Watch full […]
In this 15-minute lesson, I help children in K-2 program a car to drive in a city on Scratch Jr. using a tablet. The great thing about Scratch Jr. is it can be installed on most tablets for kids to use at home. This video was presented as a livestream on YouTube on March 25, […]
I guide 3rd-6th graders in an Hour of Code exercise on code.org using Minecraft as the topic of the game. We often use this as an ice breaker in our classes to establish a baseline of understanding for problem solving and coding. This 35-minute video was presented as a livestream on YouTube on March 24, […]
I guide K-2nd graders in simple activities on code.org to learn the basics of problem solving and writing code. This 24-minute video was presented as a livestream on YouTube on March 24, 2020. Follow along on code.org. Watch full video.