Francisco de Vitoria University (UFV), in collaboration with Microsoft Spain and the Madrid City Council, through the memoriademadrid Digital Library, hosted the finals of the 8th edition of the Minecraft Education Tournament, an initiative that combines technology, educational innovation, historical storytelling, and digital content creation for elementary school students.
The tournament, organized by UFV's Bachelor's Degree Video Game Design and Storytelling, marks the culmination of an educational initiative in which university students develop an interactive experience on Minecraft Education, Microsoft's educational platform based on learning through play.
In this edition, Arcadia School in Villanueva de la Cañada emerged as the winner after competing against SEK El Castillo School in Villafranca del Castillo and Gredos San Diego School in Las Rozas. The winning team described their experience as follows: “Our classmates cheered us on right until the end. We recommend that all schools participate, because this experience combines video games, art, and culture.”
