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STEMCraft is a small supported online space connected to STEMMechanics workshops. These answers explain what it is, how to join and how we help young makers participate respectfully.

Young makers building and experimenting during a STEMMechanics workshop
What is STEMCraft?

STEMCraft is an online creative building space connected to STEMMechanics workshops and programs.

Who can join?

STEMCraft is designed for young makers, families, schools and libraries interested in creative building and STEM learning.

What age is it suitable for?

It is best suited to school-aged participants who can use Minecraft with suitable parent, carer, teacher or facilitator support.

Is it free?

STEMCraft is included when it forms part of a STEMMechanics workshop or program. Any program-specific costs are explained with that workshop or activity.

What software is required?

Participants need Minecraft Java or Bedrock, depending on their device, and a Minecraft account that can connect to multiplayer worlds.

How do I join?

Use the join guide for the server address, setup notes and support details.

Is it moderated?

STEMCraft is supported by STEMMechanics. Participants follow clear community expectations and can ask for help when needed.

Can schools or libraries participate?

Yes. Schools and libraries can contact STEMMechanics to discuss how STEMCraft can support a workshop or program.

What happens if I need help?

Contact STEMMechanics with the participant name, device type and Minecraft username so we can help troubleshoot.

How is participant safety managed?

We keep expectations clear, encourage respectful participation, limit personal information sharing, and respond to support requests or moderation concerns.

We can help you work out the next step.

Contact STEMMechanics if you need help with connection details, workshop links or whether STEMCraft is the right fit.