education

  1. itszoraak

    [PLEASE HELP] 🌿 WILDSTONE • Looking for Feedback on My Project

    G'day everyone on BuiltByBit! I've been working on a huge project, one with beyond a lot of potential, something that I really believe in. It goes beyond Minecraft and I guess in a way brings players attention outwards to the real world. I'm not sure if any of you are super keen on wildlife and...
    • itszoraak
    • Thread
    • assistance building development education environment feedback management minecraft network service
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Feedback & assistance
  2. cyberoverload

    Education Regiment Military Base v1.0

    Have you ever wanted to race your friend or train your army in a Roblox game? With this ETS Base Map, you will get a full training center with uniforms, team-only doors, spawns and so much more. You can either use the parkour course that’s on-site or you could do a classroom session in one of...
  3. ShadowCorp

    School Map | Flipped Tech v1.0

    Very high quality school building that has 30+ classrooms, parking lot, and much more! Includes: 30+ classrooms that are each decorated according to the subject. 🍎 Parking Lot 🅿️ Houses near the school 🏠 Nature around the school 🌳 High quality 💯
    • ShadowCorp
    • Resource
    • classroom education map parking school university
    • Category: Roblox maps
  4. castorWILLIS

    Looking for BUILDERS for Marketplace build team!

    ======================== ~~~ LOOKING FOR BUILDERS! ~~~ ======================== Piki Studios (Marketplace, Education Edition, Servers) is looking for builders to join our team. We are looking for various proficiency levels, styles, and experience. Though we prefer experienced builders, we are...
  5. avsterbone

    My Internet Entrepreneurship Ted Talk 14 Years Old

    Today is the day where I shared with the world the magic of the internet. A place where people can thrive and make money from. You are all super smart people and will do great one day. Here is me telling that to the world. I gave this talk to 240 6-8th grade students over the course of 6 hours...
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