This is the Puget Sound Community School blog for Minecraft Seattle Waterfront class. It is administered by volunteer Steve Griggs. Contact Steve at stephengriggs@aol.com.
There are 12 students from grades 6 through 12.
Adam Feuer configured the server.
Jack Twilley wrote and ran the program to import the Seattle landscape into the game.
Cary Moon from the Peoples Waterfront Coalition taught about the environmental and design issues of the real waterfront.
Katey Bean from the Washington State Department of Transportation taught about transportation and landscape architecture issues.
Tanya Lasswell from PSCS taught about botany and biology found on the waterfront.
