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QR CODES IN AN ACADEMIC SETTING
- 1. QR Codes in an Academic Setting University of Central Florida Libraries Aysegul Kapucu & Rebecca Murphey August 12, 2011
- 3. What do they look like? HOW TO: Make Your QR Codes More Beautiful http://www.sq1agency.com/blog/?p=2719
- 6. See the increase in one year! 49% of American ages 18-24 now own a smartphone! PewInternet.org, July 11, 2011
- 10. Demonstration
- 17. Mobile Friendly Library Website
- 18. Browsing Collection: QR codes on books
- 19. Browsing Collection: QR codes on books
- 20. Browsing Collection: QR codes on books
- 21. New Books shelf
- 22. PURL database
- 23. Exhibits
- 24. Internal Signage
- 26. Special Events: MLIS Day Event
Editor's Notes
- Introduce yourself
- Intro slide (Missy): How many people in the room have a smart phone?
- Add slideshare QR Code at the top of this slide
- If your library uses Google Analytics, you can look under VISITORS MOBILE MOBILE DEVICES to see how many people are visiting your site using smartphones. As you can see here, mobile phones account for over 24 thousand visits, which is only 0.79% of the site total.
- The number of new iPhone visitors more than doubled; the number of people accessing the site via Android grew by over 300%. This screen shot is sorted by Visitor type, then operating system.
- Now, this leads us to our first question: if the only people who can use QR codes are those with smartphones, how big an audience are we talking about? How can you get a feel for who would be reading these codes and how they would be accessing your site?
- Scott
- They can be displayed on those floors with no service desks. For those times of the year when every computer is taken, but what the student needs can easily be accessed via phone People who will not stop to write down a long URL will take 15 seconds to snap a picture on their phone For instance, many students’ phones do double-duty as an mp3 player, complete with earbuds—why not take advantage of that with audio tours? Paper bookmarks, flyers, newspaper ads—all are commonly used in the presence of a phone, but not necessarily a computer.
- Scott
- Scott
- http://catalogue.library.ryerson.ca/search/X?SEARCH=The+Blank+Swan http://www.ryerson.ca/library/qr/ n the Library catalogue, scanning the QR code will let you quickly capture the title, location and call number of any item you wish to find and save it on your phone.
- http://catalogue.library.ryerson.ca/search/X?SEARCH=The+Blank+Swan http://www.ryerson.ca/library/qr/ n the Library catalogue, scanning the QR code will let you quickly capture the title, location and call number of any item you wish to find and save it on your phone.
- http://www.qrchocolates.com/
- Scott