QR Codes in the Classroom?
QR codes in the classroom |
- Using QR Codes in the classroom is beneficial to you and your students.
- Learn how to generate your own QR codes to use with your students.
What is a QR code?
QR stands for Quick Response. These codes are very similar to a typical barcode. You can scan a QR code by using an app with your smartphone, ipad, or your computer.
The information is linked from the code back to you. The information can be in the form of a text, website, video, etc. QR codes have a very large storage capacity and are very quick.
How can I get started with QR codes in my classroom?
To get started, you will need to download a QR code reader app to your smartphone, ipad, or computer. Each of these items must have a camera for the reader to work correctly.
For example, if you have an iphone, start by visiting the Apple Store and download a free QR code reader. I prefer using the i-nigma or the scan app.
FREE APP - i-nigma
APP - Scan
What are some ways that I can use QR codes in the classroom?
- Link to YouTube video clips
- Link to a ShowMe video
- Link to a read aloud
- Link to a book review
- Link to a website
- Link to a spelling list
- Link to a webquest
There are several free online generators where you can create your own QR codes. One of the most simple sites to use is http://www.qrstuff.com.
1. Go to http://www.qrstuff.com
2. Select your data type:
- Website
- YouTube video
- iTunes link
- Plain text
- Email address
- Email message
- SMS message (text message)
- etc.
3. Type in the correct content. For example: website URL (http://www.....)
4. Select foreground color. Most people select black, but this website allows you to choose any color. FUN! Look for the QR code to my blog: Apple Tree Learning. I am really into teal these days, so I made mine teal. :O)
5. Press enter.
6. Download the QR code.
7. Save the QR code to your desktop.
8. Have fun! :)
This is a QR code to my TPT Store: Apple Tree Learning.
Here is a FREE QR CODE handout that you can use to refer back to when using QR codes and for generating your very own QR codes. It is a link to my Teachers Pay Teachers store -
Apple Tree Learning.
If you do NOT have a Teachers Pay Teachers account and you would like to, please click here to
Or, if you will leave me a message, I will email you a copy.
How do you use QR codes in your classroom? I can't wait to hear from you!
jen :)
- Using QR Codes in the classroom is beneficial to you and your students.
- Learn how to generate your own QR codes to use with your students.
What is a QR code?
QR stands for Quick Response. These codes are very similar to a typical barcode. You can scan a QR code by using an app with your smartphone, ipad, or your computer.
The information is linked from the code back to you. The information can be in the form of a text, website, video, etc. QR codes have a very large storage capacity and are very quick.
How can I get started with QR codes in my classroom?
To get started, you will need to download a QR code reader app to your smartphone, ipad, or computer. Each of these items must have a camera for the reader to work correctly.
For example, if you have an iphone, start by visiting the Apple Store and download a free QR code reader. I prefer using the i-nigma or the scan app.
FREE APP - i-nigma |
APP - Scan |
What are some ways that I can use QR codes in the classroom?
- Link to YouTube video clips
- Link to a ShowMe video
- Link to a read aloud
- Link to a book review
- Link to a website
- Link to a spelling list
- Link to a webquest
There are several free online generators where you can create your own QR codes. One of the most simple sites to use is http://www.qrstuff.com.
1. Go to http://www.qrstuff.com
2. Select your data type:
- Website
- YouTube video
- iTunes link
- Plain text
- Email address
- Email message
- SMS message (text message)
- etc.
3. Type in the correct content. For example: website URL (http://www.....)
4. Select foreground color. Most people select black, but this website allows you to choose any color. FUN! Look for the QR code to my blog: Apple Tree Learning. I am really into teal these days, so I made mine teal. :O)
5. Press enter.
6. Download the QR code.
7. Save the QR code to your desktop.
8. Have fun! :)
Apple Tree Learning.
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