QR codes take advantage of internet-connected handheld computing devices such as smart phones. These devices must have a QR reader app installed in order to access the information linked with a QR code. A few recommended free QR reader apps include Scan and Neo Reader. To scan a QR code, simply open the QR reader app on your device and then scan the code, you will automatically be taken to the linked website.
Here are 6 ways teachers can use QR codes for learning:
Here are 6 ways teachers can use QR codes for learning:
- QR codes can be placed on worksheets to link to audio recordings of spelling or vocabulary words, or to video reenactments of historical events that have been studied in class.
- Teachers can provide access to class presentation recordings by placing QR codes on a posted calendar in the day the class presentation was given.
- Teachers can place QR codes on trees or other outside foliage that link to more information about genus and species.
- Sheet music could be printed with QR codes that link to audio recordings of individual student parts featured on music websites like Noteflight.
- QR codes can be placed around the school to link to further information about each room or about various objects.
- Students can place a QR code in a paper or poster that links to their own work in an online portfolio.
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