Host a Minecraft Video Show
Screencast and star in your own Minecraft show.
A Minecraft master and YouTube star will help you create your own Minecraft videos. You'll produce your own tutorials and Minecraft show.
Eva K.
Mom from Ohio
11 Packs
Packs are the foundation of JAM courses. These challenges are designed to help kids achieve mastery by trying.
74 Projects
Each pack is broken down into fun projects so you’ll never get stuck.
iOS
Web
Mentorship
Mentors are JAM’s version of a teacher. They’re experts in their fields and generously share what they know. Through them Jammers get a glimpse into the life of a pro.
Hi, I'm your mentor, Chad. I have over half a million subscribers on my YouTube channels where I’m known as OMGChad. I love creating compelling Minecraft videos. Let’s launch your show!
Safety
No trolls. No jerks. No exceptions.
We have a proven record of creating online learning experiences that are safe and inspiring for kids. We do this because safety and privacy are paramount, but also because we know that learning and creativity can't happen unless everyone feels fearless to be themselves. JAM posts are only viewable by other kids in the course and moderators who have passed rigorous background checks. No one over 18 allowed! Our moderators keep JAM safe for all kids, answer their questions, and provide encouragement and feedback.
Testimonials
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Pedagogy
3x More Learning
We don't lecture kids at JAM. Research shows that doing activities and receiving feedback is more effective than listening to a lecture – as much as 3x more effective! This is according to research conducted by Eric Mazur at Harvard; Nobel Prize winner Carl Wieman at Stanford; and Kelly Hogan at UNC Chapel Hill. Unlike most other online learning services where students work alone, at JAM, kids share each other's passion for what they're learning and are eager to give and receive feedback. Doing JAM projects will give your kid unique opportunities to try something new, with the added bonus of getting to meet others they can learn from and teach. The knowledge they gain on JAM will last for many years to come because it's rooted in a positive social experience. There’s no learning by cramming or memorization here. Instead, it's just a perfect circle of trying, failing, collaborating and growing.
FAQ
How long does the free trial last?
JAM gives each family one 14-day free trial period so you have plenty of time to see if it’s a good fit. You can cancel at any point during your trial and we’ll send you a friendly reminder 48 hours before it ends. If you have more than one kid who wants to try, register for the Family Pass so up to 4 kids can try for free. 🙌
Do I need to buy any materials?
For most courses– Nope! JAM projects are designed with everyday materials in mind, especially stuff commonly found around the house(and inside junk drawers) like paper, pencils, cardboard, glue, and baking soda. No need to purchase any additional items. A couple of courses– Minecraft and littleBits– require that you have access to...Minecraft and littleBits.😊
How much does JAM cost?
You can try JAM for free! After your free trial you will start a subscription of your choice.The cost is equivalent to $15-25/month depending on the number of kids in your family and whether you want to be billed monthly or annually.
How does JAM work?
Kids watch inspiring videos, do creative projects, and make their own videos on JAM which gives them amazing opportunities to both learn and inspire other kids. Our moderators make sure JAM remains the kindest online community on the planet and they are available 7 days a week if your kids ever have questions. 💯🌟