This is a nice video explaining how to make QR codes and even make them in a variety of colors. The post also mentions how you could create (see the pictures above) multiple QR codes on a page of paper (I just pass around one and have them scan it right away). It also shows how you can use QR codes to have students see multiple online pages, videos, etc. for a classroom assignment. I found this post on Edudemic.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
QR Codes
This is a nice video explaining how to make QR codes and even make them in a variety of colors. The post also mentions how you could create (see the pictures above) multiple QR codes on a page of paper (I just pass around one and have them scan it right away). It also shows how you can use QR codes to have students see multiple online pages, videos, etc. for a classroom assignment. I found this post on Edudemic.
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