My website:
http://www.digichica.org/

Haiku Deck:
https://goo.gl/VYJWo0

CCCOE Professional Development website:
http://cccoepd.pbworks.com/

It is sooooo easy to read a qr code. You just need a device with a camera and a code reader app. Open the app, it will scan the code using your camera and ask if you would like to open the website, contact, video or anything you've made the code connect to.

Demo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY6tolgbbEE&feature=youtu.be

Then you would have parents download a QR Code Reader in advance. I like I-nigma,
http://www.i-nigma.com

Dear Parents, please download a QR code reader to your smartphone before Open House so that you can see some of the awesome digital work your kiddo has done. I've included a link to a FREE one that works on all platforms:
I-nigma is a QR code reader, for all platforms including iOS, Windows and Android phones.
http://www.i-nigma.com/Downloadi-nigmaReader.html
See you at Open House!

Go to the site http://goqr.me/ to make a code. You will find it is easier to make on a computer than a tablet.
Select the type of code you will make.
Type or paste into the box. Select download.

OR go to the site http://qrcode.kaywa.com/ to make a code.
Choose URL or text and check the static box.
Type or paste into the box and your static code is created. Right-click to save the image.

OR use the Google URL shortener: http://goo.gl/
Paste in the URL you want to shorten and it will also generate a QR code.
Be sure to click on "Details" to see the QR code and download the image.
Share by email, projector screen, ppt slides, or print it on paper.

Print them out and tape them to desks, bulletin boards or posters.

Use my doc template for saving and printing out multiple codes:
https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1xs27Mb-7AqEKMkjVXL6MK1e83IB_MSUeDi4...

Tonly Vincent's blog, Learning in Hand, is a great resource:

http://learninginhand.com/blog/2014/9/24/qr-codes?rq=qr

Another idea from Tony Vincent, Learning in Hand.

http://learninginhand.com/blog/2013/7/5/roll-reflect-with-qr-codes?rq=qr

Create computer generated audio messages:


http://qrvoice.net/

There are many ways to record and upload audio. One that is super simple is croak.it
It is an iPad, Android or web app.
http://croak.it/

Once the recording has been uploaded, paste the url into a qr code maker like http://goqr.me/
and download and print the code.

QR codes are a great way to share videos that students have created. I like to use Vimeo to upload videos. Again, once you have the url, it's easy to paste it in and make a qr code. Here is my video on vimeo on how to make a qr code:

https://vimeo.com/89015512

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