2. QR Codes with a Touch of Microsoft Tags JT Stinnett and Mohammad Hussain University of Louisville Properties EDR Trust

3.  Review of QR Codes  How they work  Demonstration  Marketing Applications  Education Applications  Limitations  Best Practices

4.  Participants will develop and understanding of QR Codes  Participants will learn how to integrate technology into marketing  Participants will learn an innovative way to communicate to students

5.  The Quick Response Code  Development  Microsoft Tags  History

6.  Your Smartphone  Application Software for common QR Codes  i-nigma reader (free)  QuickMark ($.99)  NeoReader (free)  ScanLife (free)  QR Pro ($1.99) Microsoft TAG  Download the Tag app at http://gettag.mobi and scan this Tag.http://gettag.mobi

7. For the standard QR Code you need a QR Code Generator. Most are FREE and in some cases you can pay to have analytics data ran on the people scanning the codes. Here are a few:  Delivr: http://delivr.com/qr-code-generatorhttp://delivr.com/qr-code-generator  ZXing Project – http://zxing.appspot.com/generator/http://zxing.appspot.com/generator/  BeQRious – http://beqrious.com/generatorhttp://beqrious.com/generator  Qreate & Track - http://app.qreateandtrack.com/#/create/urlhttp://app.qreateandtrack.com/#/create/url  Kayawa – http://qrcode.kaywa.com/http://qrcode.kaywa.com/  QR Stuff.com – http://www.qrstuff.com/http://www.qrstuff.com/ SO EASY! These tools will almost do all the work for you.

8. QR Codes contains characters, that can be used to give information to your customers or anyone that your trying to reach. Listed below are some items you can embed into a QR Code:  Email Address  Phone numbers  Contact Details  Photos  Websites  Product info  Event info  Text  Directions  Social Media Links  Videos

9.  Common Uses  Emails  Landing pages  Fliers  Catalogs  Postcards  Business cards  Billboards  Advertisements  Real estate CREATIVE Cups Clothes Magnets Name Tags Temporary Tattoos Permanent Tattoos Stickers Cars  Creative Uses  Cups  Clothes  Magnets  Name tags  Temporary Tattoos  Permanent Tattoos  Stickers  Cars

10.  Video was here

11.  And many more – your imagination is the limit

12. The real question is who isn’t using QR Codes? Video was Here

13.  T-Shirts  Cups  Fliers  More items in process Window Clings Ice Scrapers Rally Towels

14.  Enhanced Learning  Examples ▪ Linking your Community Standards  Co-Curricular Activities ▪ Scavenger hunt ▪ Learning about the university Video was here

15.  Limitations  Still Developing Technology  Lack of Awareness  Smartphone is required  Size and Distance  Best Practice  Test, Test, Test  Curb the Creativity  Test the action  Signal Strength  Smart Placement  Motivate a call to action  Track Usage

16. Contact JT StinnettContact Mohammad