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How do I actually download Minecraft from education website

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  • Kelly Hagee

    If there are any other newbies that didn't figure this out, I was able to go to Google Play on my daughter's Chrome Book to download the Minecraft Education Edition.  Seems silly that there is no information or link at the page that is specifically identified as the "download" page though!!!!  Very confusing when it doesn't have to be...

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  • Debbie Alexander
    Moderator Beacon of Knowledge Super Star

    Ahhh! There's, as they say, the rub! Chromebooks are a great new connection for Minecraft, (and by the way, Gratz on getting everything set up! You will be bombed with folks wanting your advice and experience, I predict!)

    However, Chromebooks - in a school setting - have nuanced environments. They can live in a managed environment where they are deployed by policy... really you don't care =D But I'm glad it W o r k e d!!!!! 

    Let us know how it goes, and how we can help! Excited for your homeschool experience!

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  • Awesome work being a pioneer!

    I try to think of the Chromebook almost like a tablet in how it behaves with setting it up. Very different from laptop and desktop.

    I want to hear more about your homeschool adventures! Kelly Hagee

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  • Penny Support Agent
    Bug Zapper Super Star Beacon of Knowledge Support

    Hi Kelly Hagee thanks for your feedback on the download page.  There should be a Chromebook icon on this page - were you able to see it?  Clicking on this button should direct you to the Google Play store page that would allow you to download and install Minecraft: Education Edition onto a Chromebook.  I'd like to hear more about your experience with this page to see what could make it easier to use!

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