1. QR Codes The best from Tony Vincent’s “Crazy for QR Codes” presentation

2. Learning in Hand with Tony Vincent Learninginhand.com/gaetc13 Crazy for QR Codes Find info from this presentation and more on Tony’s Ed Tech page. Sessions are even linked from 2012!

3. Great Tip #1 i-nigma – find it in the app store Fast and easy QR code generator Does not work with MAC or Chromebook No smart phone? Webqr.com – on a laptop with camera

4. Great Tip #2 goQR.me goQR.me –  User friendly - text or web address codes generate almost immediately  can download to save  be sure to give a distinct name  always test Delivr.com  Use this if you know the web address may change one day

5. Great tip #3 Brainshark.com  Free  Upload video, PowerPoint, photo albums, create podcasts, narrate documents  Turn them into QR codes from within the site  Check the Terms of Use – must be 18 or have legal consent

6. Great tip #4 recordmp3.org  Easy audio QR code  Cannot edit  Will only work on computer, not phone  Flash-based  When you click save, you will get a url that you can copy and paste into goqr.me

7. Great tip #5  dropbox.com – saves documents as url dropbox.com  Qrstuff.com – subscription site; creates email messages with QR codes; email parents Qrstuff.com  Include the url with the code when possible in case code does not work

8. Ideas  Put a QR code outside the Media Center that will take students/faculty/parents to the your web site.  Build a mystery with QR codes – create scavenger hunts, finish a famous quote, attach to art work or a book!  You do not have to print them – pull them up on your computer project them on your board  Print labels to stick anywhere!

9. Ideas  Hide in text books as supplementary material  Create screencasts and put the code on a homework sheet to serve as a reference (flipped classroom)  Turn a Google form into a QR code for an instant survey  Use bitly.com or tinyurl to make long addresses shorter.

10. Ideas  Put QR code in a corner of art that links to the artist telling more about the work (great for student art)  Heroes project – Students drew their hero; QR codes linked to the student explaining why that person is a hero.  Make a Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, or Grandparents’ Day card to send via code

11. Ideas  “ReadBox” – photos of students holding books with QR codes to their book trailers