1. Teaching with QR Codes
Self-Defense

2. What is a QR Code Quick Response Code
Matrix Barcode - machine readable optical label that contains information about the item to which it’s attached
Four standardized encoding modes - numeric, alphanumeric, byte/binary and kanji to store data
Used for storing URL’s, texts, s, websites, etc!

3. QR Codes VS 1D Bar Code Usually, we think of a bar code like this
Vertical barcodes store up to 30 numbers
A QR code can store up to numbers. The amount of data it stores enables links to videos, facebook, twitter or any other website.

4. Who Invented the QR Code?
Denso-Wave (affiliated with the Toyota Group) in 1994
Was first used to track parts in Vehicle manufacturing industry

5. QR Importance
As most of our population relies on the use of Smart Phones, QR codes can become an effective way to impact society.
According to Whatisaqrcode.co.uk, “QR codes have the potential to have a major impact upon society and particularly in advertising, marketing and customer service with a wealth of product information just one scan away.”

6. QR Code Costs Generating QR Codes: Free QR Code Readers: Free
QR Code Readers: Free
Can be downloaded on Apple, Android, or Blackberry devices
Red Laser
Barcode Scanner
QR Scanner

7. QR Codes in PE Incorporate into Units for stations
QR Skill Posters (around the gymnasium)
Link Youtube videos to Teacher explaining skill again on Handout
QR code Geocaching or Scavenger Hunt (Fitness Caching)
each QR code gives clues to next
Takes away from explaining separate drills in class
Attach QR codes to fitness equipment (How to Use/Safety)
Provide examples to get started

8. Examples Fitness Exercise Examples
QR Code Scavenger Hunt

9. Managerial Strategies
Have QR code reading APP downloaded on Devices prior to lesson
Make sure School Wi-Fi will allow QR code use
Test out QR codes before conducting lesson
Provide QR trials to see where they can be effectively incorporated into certain units

10. Self Defense How not to Use Self Defense: