The document discusses using QR codes to reduce paper usage at an education conference on February 1st, 2014 presented by Cameron Romney from Kyoto Sangyo University. It introduces QR codes and their various functions like linking to text, calendars, URLs, tweets, emails, maps, SMS, vCards, and calls. It also addresses how to design QR code activities if students do not have smartphones by having paper backups, extra devices to borrow, or pairing students so they can share devices.

1. Paperless?
How about less paper with QR codes
Paperless:
Innovation and Technology in Education Conference
February 1st, 2014
Cameron Romney
Kyoto Sangyo University
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2. Quick Response Code
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3. Quick Response Code
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Calendar
URL
Tweet
E-mail
Map
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vCard
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4. Quick Response Code
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5. Text
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7. !
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12. URL
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17. Email
vCard
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21. goqr.me
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22. What to do if a
student doesn’t have a smartphone?
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23. What to do if a
student doesn’t have a smartphone?
• Design activities so they don’t need one
• Have an analog (paper) back-up
• Have an extra device
• Borrow a friend’s device
• Have the students work in pairs/share
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24. Thank You!
romney.cameron@gmail.com
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