(NOTE: If you're a LearnToMod user, make sure you have a version of Minecraft that is compatible with LearnToMod and be sure to create a 1.9 or 1.9.2 profile on your Minecraft launcher.)


Here's an overview of Minecraft's menu screen. And an exhaustive amount of tutorials. Here are some vanilla commands -- many vanilla commands will work in LearnToMod.


This is a chart of most of the blocks you'll see in Minecraft


LearnToMod is always adding new content, though there are some Minecraft blocks not in our blockly menu yet. Say there's a block you want to use that you can't find in our software -- if you know the Minecraft id number of the item, entity or mob you can summon the item by writing it into your code. For instance, there's a different id number for purple wool and orange wool.


Here's where to download Minecraft -- Right now LearnToMod is only compatible with regular vanilla Minecraft that is Mojang authenticated. 


The video tutorial in the Server Admin page covers how to connect to our server, using your Minecraft launcher. 


The Run Your Mod badge explains how to locate your mod chest in Minecraft and how to run your mods. 


NOTE TO Teachers: Each computer in your classroom will need a Minecraft launcher with a unique paid Minecraft account / license from minecraft.net