QR (Quick Response) Codes have been around for many years, but they really have hit their stride in the mainstream and education in the last 2-3 years. A QR code can be thought of like a "souped up" barcode (think UPC code). [**Note: If you scan the QR code at the left, it will take you to the IT page for my school district!**]
A QR code can contain any of the following information:
What are some of the ways to use QR codes in education? Read information from the following links on how to infuse this technology in your curriculum.
Kathy Schrock's Guide to QR Codes in the Classroom
Scholastic's Ways to Use QR Codes for Education
Exploring the Educational Potential of QR Codes
SightWord Bingo - Use QR codes for AUDIO files for a fun Bingo Game!
"Video Stickers" - Attach QR codes to devices that have helpful "how-to" videos
Integrating QR codes across the subjects
6 Tips for Using QR codes at schools
The Mobile Native - "QR What"
Talking QR Codes
A QR code can contain any of the following information:
- URL
- Youtube Video
- Audio Files
- Location via Google Maps
- Social Network Links (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, FourSquare)
- iTunes/App Store Link
- Text
- Phone Number
- SMS Message
- Contact Information/Digital Business Card
What are some of the ways to use QR codes in education? Read information from the following links on how to infuse this technology in your curriculum.
Kathy Schrock's Guide to QR Codes in the Classroom
Scholastic's Ways to Use QR Codes for Education
Exploring the Educational Potential of QR Codes
SightWord Bingo - Use QR codes for AUDIO files for a fun Bingo Game!
"Video Stickers" - Attach QR codes to devices that have helpful "how-to" videos
Integrating QR codes across the subjects
6 Tips for Using QR codes at schools
The Mobile Native - "QR What"
Talking QR Codes