The document discusses 10 ways to use QR codes in the classroom. It begins by explaining the benefits of QR codes for seamlessly navigating websites and increasing parental involvement and student engagement. It then provides examples of free websites to create QR codes and apps to read them. The remainder of the document offers specific ideas for using QR codes to enhance parental involvement, student engagement, and communication with colleagues, such as linking to classroom blogs, permission slips, research sites, videos, and shared documents.
1. 10 Ways to Use
QR Codes in
the Classroom
Jennifer Fletcher
& Hillary Sheehan
2. Why use QR codes?
QR codes are an easy, user friendly way
to seamlessly navigate to websites
Benefits
Parental Involvement
Student Engagement
Communication between colleagues
3. Ways to create QR Codes
There are various FREE websites that you
can use to make QR codes.
http://www.qrstuff.com
http://www.qr-code-generator.com
http://goqr.me
4. Ways to read QR Codes
Free Apps
Qrafter (Reader and Generator)
QR Reader (iPhone)
Quick Scan
QR Code Reader by Scan
Bakodo
6. #1 Teacher Blog
In addition to a weekly newsletter – you
can be as detailed or vague as you
desire
Calendar and Reminders
Updates on Classroom Activities – Units we
are studying
7. #2 Permissions Slips
Blog post & Comment Boxes
Reminders for Parents
Split family homes (mom dad grandma
etc)
8. #3 Spelling Words
Spelling City
Blog
Google Docs
Misc. Spelling Sites
15. #8 Classroom Information
Post to Kid Blog
YouTube videos of a story (Author Study)
Videos for extra info
Class presentation
Videos of science fair projects
16. #9 Lesson Plans
Posted out side door
Posted to Blog
Parents are involved in the learning
process
17. #10 Google Docs
Staff sign ups
Luncheons, t-shirt order forms, sign-in sheets,
etc.
Sign up with your principal for an
observation