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QR Codes in the Classroom

QR Codes in the Classroom. Allyson Dewar Technology Integration Specialist Oakland Schools. What is a QR Code?. Quick Response Code.

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QR Codes in the Classroom

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  1. QR Codes in the Classroom Allyson Dewar Technology Integration Specialist Oakland Schools

  2. What is a QR Code? • Quick Response Code. • A machine-readable code consisting of an array of black and white squares, typically used for storing URLs or other information. This code can be read by a device. • Where have you seen them? • Cups from fast food, water bottles, clothing, advertisement flyers, business cards, real estate flyers, restaurants, stores, movie posters…even tombstones!

  3. Why QR Codes in the Classroom? • Eliminate Frustration • Direct Route/Saves Time • Easy to Create and Use • Engages People • Changes Normal Routine • “Real World” • Personalized Learning • Sense of Mystery • Creative Way to Share Info

  4. Examples for the Classroom • Assignment help • Spicing up books in your classroom library • Extend textbooks/lessons • Scavenger hunts • Grading • Student work • Discussion/reflection cubes • Learning stations • Check answers

  5. Examples for the School • Advertise school events • Create interactive bulletin boards • Spice up your class newsletter • A look into your classroom • Introducing the school on back to school night • Welcoming new students • Stations in gym class • Library assistance

  6. How do I create QR Codes? • Get an app that can scan • Obtain a URL for whatever it is that you would like to attach to a QR code • Put the URL into a QR code generator website • Keep track of your QR codes Yes, it is that easy!

  7. I Don’t Have iPads in My Classroom! • Devices are coming for the elementary…iPads! • Allow students to BYOD. They can share or take turns. • Start off with ideas that include parents and community members. (interactive bulletin board, advertising school events, linking student work, promoting your class website etc.) • Some schools ask for donations from parents and community for old smartphones.

  8. What can I Create Today? • Create a QR Code to promote your class website and hang it outside your classroom. • Advertise a class/school event. • Have a bulletin board? Spice it up with a QR Code! • Go to http://qrcode.kaywa.com/ • Create a free account • Get a URL • Generate a Code • Print it off , make it look pretty and display!

  9. More Info on QR Codes Scan this QR code to go to the Oakland Schools Tech Integration Website for more info on QR codes!

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