Qr Codes for Librarians
Quick Links: Generator: Kaywa Reader : Scanlife
Creating and Reading Q.R. Codes!
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Where Can I put Q.R. codes?
On a book cover
In a book like a book plate Any page in a book On a bookmark On a flyer or poster On a letter or information sheet to parents In an email On a project or anywhere else you can think of! |
What if I don't have a camera that can scan q.r. codes?
Don't worry! Parents, students or someone they know is likely to have q.r. code reader !
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What Can I do with Q.r. Codes in the Library?
Link To Websites
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More information
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Dropbox: a great tool for adding Audio to q.r. codes!
Things to Remember About Dropbox:
- Upload to the public files
- Once a link is copied, you cannot move the file around in Dropbox.... organize with folders first!
- Make sure to right click to copy link & look for the little check mark that says it copied! ( this will save a lot of frustration!) If you preview the file, DO NOT copy the link from the web address. It will not work
- After the link is copied, paste the link into the Q.R. code generator.
More info
Other teachers who presented at the I.C.E. conference:
Amy Goldstein ● Twitter - @liblady102 ● Blog - http://www.d102.org/blogs/agoldstein ● Email - agoldstein@d102.org Courtland Funke ● Twitter - @courtlandfunke ● Blog - http://www.d102.org/blogs/cfunke ● Blog - http://geektechteacherdad.wordpress.com/ ● Email - cfunke@d102.org |
Q.R. Codes for you to use.
Pete the Cat: I love my white shoes
Pete the Cat: Rocking in My Shoes
Book Trailer: White Giraffe
Hippo Sounds: ( I put on the book- Never Smile at a Monkey)
Sloth Poop Dance : ( I put on Life Size Animals)
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