Arcademy

After 6 years of trying to implement Minecraft Education in their primary schools, Petah Tikva’s teachers have finally succeeded by using Arcademy, unlocking the power of play for teachers across their primary schools! ?? With more cities across the country joining the movement (it’s that easy!), we’re excited to take the next step with Becky Keene and Nathan Wells from insight2execution to pilot in the US this very winter. This is just the beginning as we continue to grow with amazing partners worldwide. (Interested in piloting at your school? Let me know!) #GOARCADEMY Karina Batat, Matan Haim Shitrit, Meital A., May Itzhak

We are excited to share that our CEO, Alex Gold, will be speaking at the upcoming MindCET- EdTech Innovation Center webinar! As schools navigate challenges like teacher shortages and the demand for personalized learning, Alex will share insights on how Arcademy can help. Join us to discover how we can transform classrooms and empower educators.

We’re excited to introduce the #MindtheTech London 2024 #DreamTeam! This handpicked group of Israel's most promising #startups is ready to make a significant impact in #London. These innovative companies will have the unique opportunity to connect with leading investors and industry experts at the conference. Joining the Dream Team is more than just participating in an event; it’s a chance to elevate your business on a global scale. Let’s give a round of applause to these rising tech stars! ?? Tag the startups you’re cheering for in the comments and help us build some buzz. LeumiTech Calcalist ??????? Amiram Shachar | Michal Tzuchman Katz, MD | Gilad Yarkoni | Tzvika Perelmuter | Daniel Adler | Alex Gold | Adiel Am-Shalom | Boaz Nol | Cohen Daniel | Omer Goldschmidt | Nati Catalan | Yuval Klein | Ron Ganot | Anat Natan | Benjamin (Benny) Avraham | Adi Baltter | Gal Golov #MindtheTech #DreamTeam #IsraeliTech #London #startup #innovation #investment #techconference

The fact that one of the world's most popular games has an educational version, with 35 million students around the world already licensed to use it, yet it’s still not the #1 go-to choice for schools, favoring other "gamified" platforms; boggled our minds back in 2023. Today, less than a year later, I was excited to share our progress at Arcademy in an interview with the Jerusalem Post, speaking to Irit Skulnik about the problem and how we are addressing it with our platform, which is drastically streamlining the use of Minecraft Education in classrooms by teachers. Feel free to DM me or to comment any questions, thoughts or insight. Link to the article in the comments ??

'Transforming Education through Gaming' That's the headline Channel 13 chose for the item about our partnership with the City of Petah Tikva and the Innovation House. Together, we created an initiative where students choose landmarks from the city and recreate them within the Minecraft game using our platform. One of the most satisfying moments in the interview was seeing Michal, a teacher in the project who uses our platform, telling the reporter how using our platform really helps her, makes it easier, and allows her to teach with Minecraft easily in the classroom.

- Witnessing the quietest students step into leadership roles and thrive is the ultimate testament to the power of Minecraft in the classroom! Schools in Petach Tikwa Municipality participated in a two-month challenge where each school chose a part of the city, built a 1:1 recreation of it, and reinvented it to make it greener, safer, and more accessible all in Minecraft Education! In the finals, eight selected schools showcased their projects and processes in front of a jury leading to one winning school that rebuilt the city's zoo with an extraordinary emphasis on sustainability and innovation. The teachers, some already familiar with Minecraft Education, used Arcademy, which made it much easier and saved considerable of time in managing the Minecraft sessions. I want to thank the partners who made it happen! The Mayor Rami Grinberg, Rachel Alon, Microsoft Education, May Itzhak, Karina Batat, Nitzan Cohen.

Educating through popular video games, does it make sense given the increasing screen time among children? The answer to this question actually leads to another question: Is our current approach in schools enough to effectively guide and inspire children toward educational goals? When we look at the average classroom, we often see that the answer is no. Using video games in the classroom offers a powerful tool, to leverage students' interests to make learning more engaging and successful, alongside traditional teaching methods. In a recent interview with Noa Zilberman for Relevant ??????, I discussed the positive impact of using Minecraft Education in schools. I explained how this approach can be both essential and beneficial, and how we at Arcademy are making it more accessible and effective for teachers with our platform. Link in the comments ?? Yuval Levin?? | Debby Group | Meital A. | Matan Haim Shitrit

We are excited to announce our launch infront of over 100 students and parents! It was amazing to see so many parents interested in learning through Minecraft. ?? #minecrafteducation #gamification Minecraft Education

Our journey with Minecraft Education has been amazing, and it just got even better! We were featured on National Television, showcasing how Minecraft empowers students and how Arcademy will make it easier for teachers to implement these powerful learning experiences. ? Simplify Minecraft education. Join the waitlist: https://www.arcademy.io . . . #teachingwithminecraft #minecrafteducation #teachingwithtechnology