Moving to Learn: QR Code Game with QR Wild
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Create a QR Wild account at http://qrwild.com/full/index.php to access a QR code game. Install a QR code reader app on your mobile device like QRReader. The game uses QR codes to incorporate novelty, attention, and reward into the learning process by having players move around to scan codes, similar to how chemicals in the brain like norepinephrine, acetylcholine, and dopamine impact learning.
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