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QR Codes Explained: Bridging Physical & Digital Learning in the Classroom

Discover the power of QR codes as a bridge between the physical and digital worlds in education. Learn what QR codes are, how to access them, and explore creative ways to implement them in your classroom. From interactive voting and polls to audio maps and project guides, this resource offers innovative strategies for enhancing student engagement and input. Perfect for back-to-school nights and classroom activities, QR codes can transform how students interact with learning materials, making the educational experience more dynamic and responsive.

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QR Codes Explained: Bridging Physical & Digital Learning in the Classroom

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  1. QR Codes Explained • What are they? • A Bridge Between the Physical and Digital World • How do I get a reader?

  2. 1 Video Book Reviews

  3. 2 Check Answers and Reflect

  4. 3 3. Compile Research

  5. 4 Interactive Voting • Do you own a smart phone or tablet? Using Poll Everywhere and qrstuff.com create open ended or multiple choice polls. Project question on screen. Students scan in answer by scanning code. Good for getting student school-wide student input. (E.G. How can we make this a better school?) No Yes

  6. 4 Poll Results

  7. 5 Back to School Night / Introduce the School

  8. 6 Homework and Communication

  9. 7 Audio Maps • Using Vocaroo.com students create interactive maps. Great for reporting on state capitals or introducing new geographic areas.

  10. 8 Pass It

  11. 9 Math Work and Khan

  12. 10 How to guides

  13. How might you use them? • Get together with your table and brainstorm 3-5 ways you can use them in your own classroom. • Time to comit

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