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Using QR Codes in the Classroom and Beyond
The document discusses the use of QR codes in educational settings and beyond, outlining what QR codes are, how they function, and their various applications such as in business cards, brochures, and scavenger hunts. It also highlights how to create QR codes and the potential dangers associated with scanning them, such as unwittingly accessing malicious sites. Resources and tools for creating and tracking QR codes are provided, alongside examples of their practical use.
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- 1. Using QR Codesin the Classroom and Beyond Bethany V. Smith Asst. Director Learning Technologies College of Education NC State University
- 2. What is aQR Code?
- 3. Quick Response Code Flickr: A.A.A.
- 4. Matrix or 2DCode Flickr: Stevopia
- 5. Denso for Toyota Toyota
- 6. Where do wesee them? Flickr: Auntieo
- 7. How does itwork
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- 15. What does scanning a QR code do?
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- 21. How do youmake a QR Code? Flickr: Ennor
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- 24. The Google shortenerwill also track how often a QR code is scanned!
- 25. A shortened URLwill give you a cleaner looking QR Code - the more letters (characters) in your link the more "pixels" is needed in the code
- 26. Version 1, 21x21, Version 10, 57x57, 10-25 alphanumeric chars 174-395 alphanumeric chars
- 27. Where can youuse a QR Code?
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- 38. Other types ofMatrix Code
- 39. High Capacity ColorBarcode
- 40. Dangers of QRCodes Flickr: Rhys Asplundh
- 41. You don’t REALLY knowwhat you are Flickr: david roessli scanning.
- 42. Weblink to MaliciousSite Flickr: Rhys Asplundh
- 43. Javascript QR Code Flickr: Horment
- 44. All images inthis presentation are licensed via http://www.diigo.com/user/bethanyvs mith/pp_photo
- 45. Bethany Smith bethany_smith@ncsu.edu http://transparentlearning.blogspot.com http://bethanyvsmith.pbwiki.com/ http://twitter.com/bethanyvsmith
Editor's Notes
- #5 A matrix code, also termed a 2D barcode or simply a 2D code, is a two-dimensional way to represent information. It is similar to a linear (1-dimensional) barcode, but can represent more data per unit area.
- #6 http://www.denso-wave.com/qrcode/index-e.html
- #43 https://appsec-labs.com/blog/tag/qrcode
- #44 https://appsec-labs.com/blog/tag/qrcode