(QR Codes in Libraries) April 28, 2011 Karen Burns.

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(QR Codes in Libraries) April 28, 2011 Karen Burns

This morning… What is a QR code? How might they be used (and why)? What does a patron need? How can we create our own? Examples and Ideas

What is a QR Code? Graphical representation of information 2 dimensional Read and interpreted by QR code scanner Text or website presented on mobi device

QR Codes in Libraries Karen M. Burns, Administrator SW Iowa Library Service Area 427 E. Kanesville, Suite 404 Etc., Etc. Info itself is embedded in the code

URL embedded in code…

Why QR codes in libraries? 18% of Iowans access Internet via cell phones or mobile devices People are accustomed to seeing them Can connect users with services, where they’re at, when they want them, in format they can use

What does patron need?

How can we make our own?

How might libraries use them? Readalike lists Scavenger hunts Online catalog SMS Reference Services Book trailers, reviews Mobi Websites: EBSCOhost, MedLinePlus, etc. Links to tutorials, surveys Contact info

Readalikes

Scavenger Hunts David Lee King, Topeka and Shawnee County Library (KS) [flickr] The Daring Librarian

Online Catalog From fabi_K’s flickr photostream Ohio State University Mobi Catalog

SMS/Reference Service

Book Trailers

Mobi Websites WILBOR mobi NEIBORS mobi

Links to Tutorials, Surveys

Contact Info

Easy, Quick Start

Changing the Look

Your ideas

Resources Library Success Wiki: QR Codes (many examples of library uses) Library Success Wiki: QR Codes Contra Costa County Library’s “Snap & Go” programs“Snap & Go” programs The Daring Librarian’s QR Code Quest: a Library Media Scavenger Hunt The Daring Librarian’s QR Code Quest: a Library Media Scavenger Hunt Class Resources PageClass Resources Page:

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