Game-based experiences
"Three Cubes" realized projects, using "Minecraft"
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Formal education in the United States

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TESLA Gigafactory 2 with "Minecraft"



Lithuania related projects
Historical Vilnius with "Minecraft"




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"Trys pradinukai"




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Improve Gediminas with "Minecraft"



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Cyber Security with “Minecraft”
The project aims to develop students' and young people's cybersecurity knowledge using the interactive "Minecraft: Education Edition" platform. During the project, a digital learning tool on cybersecurity will be created, tailored to different age groups – from primary school students to university students. Additionally, methodological materials will be prepared to accompany this tool. A public outreach campaign is also planned to reach as many schools, universities, and non-formal education institutions as possible.
The goal of the project is to create an innovative non-formal education tool using the "Minecraft: Education Edition" platform. Game-based activities for students in grades 3-6 will focus on the importance of passwords, data protection, safe internet browsing, and social media ethics. For university students, the tasks will cover how to safely manage personal information online, prevent data theft, understand copyright laws, and apply cybersecurity hygiene principles. Methodological materials will be developed for teachers and lecturers to effectively teach cybersecurity principles.
Upon completion, the project will deliver game-based learning tools on the "Minecraft platform focused on cybersecurity. These tools will be accessible to both target groups – students and teachers, university students and lecturers, as well as other non-formal education providers. The project's outcomes will contribute to long-term digital literacy development and foster a more conscious young generation in the digital space. The learning materials will be freely available at https://three-cubes.net/.
A sum of 50,525.18 Eur has been allocated for the project’s implementation, funded by the European Union's Digital Europe Programme (2021–2027) and co-financed by the Republic of Lithuania.