10 QR Code Ideas. A QR Code or Quick Response Code is a method of easily sharing various information with people through the use of a QR Code Reader. Using a Tablet or Phone camera, users scan a QR code and it will send users to a URL address that it is linked too. There are several options for creating codes and reading codes. I currently use the Kaywa Reader which has a QR Code Generator and a Reader App for both Apple devices and Android devices. Below is an infographic that provides the history and statistics for QR Codes (Click to Enlarge) Now that you have a Generator, Reader, and some background knowledge at your disposal, how can you use this service in your classroom?
1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.) 7.) 8.) 9.) 10.) For more information and ways to use QR Codes, check out the QR Codes in Education LiveBinder Here is the QR Code for this Blog Post. Sharing with QR Codes. My students spent a few weeks on Gothic Literature a bit ago and I was very impressed with some of the stories the students created on their own. I had always been frustrated in the past when I felt students did a great job, but had no way of really sharing what they did with the rest of the school. QR Codes have changed all of that. With an available display case and some QR Codes, I can share student work with anyone that walks past.
I chose 8 student stories and turned their blog posts (where they store all written work for my class) into QR Codes. I took the QR Code and paired it with the picture they based their story. The code and picture were place in the display case for everyone to see. It took no more than 30 minutes to create the codes, print them out and set up the display case. This is just another simple example of how technology can add another dimension to a lesson. QR Code Generator: QR Stuff Free Online QR Code Creator And Encoder For T-Shirts, Business Cards & Stickers. Internet Catalogue.