1. QR Codes for Learning Engaging, mysterious, and fun for your students PD Session - Fall 2014 Helena Elementary SCS Tech Team - Clark

3. How does this work? 1.Create or publish a file and copy the URL 2.Open a free code generator and paste the URL/link into the box 3.Click ‘Generate’ to have a code created 4.Test it by scanning with an app like Kaywa or Red Laser 5.Copy or save the image, name it 6.Insert the image onto slides or a document for printing 7.Show students how to scan it (may need to help them install a scanner app too)

5. QR Code Scanner Apps Mobile Devices Kaywa - Android and iOS (iPad & iPhone) i-nigma - iOS, Windows, Android, Blackberry Red Laser - iPhone, Android, Windows QR Reader for iPhone - by TapMedia Neoreader - for iPhone or Android

7. Free QR Code Generators ● a URL shortener and QR code generator ● keeps analytics on each scan ● comes with our Google Apps for Education accounts ● open Chrome and type goo.gl in the address bar goo.gl

8. Free QR Code Generators ● free web-based QR code generator ● http://qrcode.kaywa.co m/ http://qrcode.kaywa.co m/ ● static codes are free ● available as an app for iOS devices ● scanner for codes also ● code can be text or URL Kaywa

9. Free QR Code Generators ● free web-based QR code generator ● many codes are free ● site: http://www.qrstuff.com/ http://www.qrstuff.com/ ● code can be text, URL, or many other types QR Stuff

10. IDEAS Learning in Hand Learning in Hand by Tony Vincent Roll & Reflect Activity Most current post from Tony Vincent on QR Codes

11. IDEAS Interactive Bulletin BoardsInteractive Bulletin Boards from Free Technology for Teachers Engage Their Minds BlogEngage Their Minds Blog post on Augmented Reality - by Terri Eichholz

12. IDEAS QR Codes and Augmented Reality QR Codes and Augmented Reality by Richard Byrne Augmented Reality Apps Aurasma Layar Colar