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# Maysalward develops EduCube to support teachers and students in Jordan
- URL: https://www.isakaba.com/maysalward-develops-educube-to-support-teachers-and-students-in-jordan/
- Published: 2026-10-06T11:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-06T15:18:40.000Z
- Description: The device is also connected to EduConnect, Maysalward's peer-to-peer platform
- Author: Isa Muhammad
- Tags: News, Maysalward

Jordanian game studio [Maysalward](https://www.isakaba.com/maysalward/) is developing EduCube an AI learning assistant designed to support teachers and students in the classroom.

According to founder and CEO [Nour Khrais](https://www.isakaba.com/nour-khrais/) in a [post](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/educube-learning-assistant-classroom-desk-nour-khrais-h4ejf/?ref=isakaba.com), the project follows two years of Minecraft Education programs in Jordan, where Maysalward worked with 160 schools, 311 teachers and more than 5,000 students through the Youth, Technology and Jobs project.

EduCube is designed to help students when they get stuck during lessons, while teachers can use it to share quizzes and activities. The device is also connected to EduConnect, Maysalward's peer-to-peer platform for teachers to share lessons, activities and classroom experiences.

**Building for classrooms**

Maysalward plans to build the first classroom cubes with the top three student teams and the public-vote winner from its Minecraft Education program. Students will help wire circuits, model and print components, connect the software to the hardware and test the cubes.

The studio also plans to add AI features that can support natural conversations, provide hints and suggest challenges based on learning material. Maysalward says the teacher will remain in control, with EduCube designed to handle simple questions rather than replace teachers.

Version 1 of EduCube is now ready, with teachers and students set to test it in real classrooms before future versions are developed.