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New and improved! QR Code scavenger hunt and worksheets. Delete the scoop?
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Make sure you check the rest of the wiki (http://thedaringlibrarian.wikispaces.com) It will be time well spent. Delete the scoop?
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This presentation was used as an introduction to QR codes for classroom teachers. Thanks to Ellen Cordeiro you could embed this in your school library page or blog. Delete the scoop?
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This is a useful tool that allows you to 'embed' voice messages into QR Codes. This means that you can print up short message on paper or add them to websites for people to scan. Via Nik Peachey, Mel Riddile Delete the scoop?
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Transliteracy, QR Codes and art ...Now anyone with a QR scanner on their Smartphone, iTouch or iPad walking by the art work, can scan and listen to the student artist’s audio reflection. Delete the scoop?
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By David Lee King and Joe Murphy. Half day pre conference workshop on qr codes and libraries at Internet Librarian 2011. Delete the scoop?
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Tales of Things – Use QR Codes in Education | Mark Brumley http://t.co/Np0ct0NC... Delete the scoop?
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As an introduction to QR codes, we wanted to show the children a variety of ways in which they can be used. As Tara wasn’t physically with us in the classroom, she recorded a podcast to connect with the children in a virtual way. 
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Just one way we use qr codes in the classroom. Recorded on March 29, 2011 using a Flip Video camera. 
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March 5, 5:53 AM
Upon seeing this You Tube video, I never contemplated using QR codes in this way. This is a great idea for young children who are beginning learners to access the technology within the classroom without having to type in the URL's required to access the planned activities. This is definitely something that I would implement in my classroom as it allows the children to develop higher level of independence while also accessing high quality websites to encourage active learning.
Through the implementation and use of QR codes in early years classrooms connects implicitly with the draft Australian Technology Curriculum (2013). It encourages the development of all students personal and social learning by helping young students to develop a strong capacity for self management to become independent learners ( Australian Curriculum Assessment & Reporting Authority: Technologies, 2013) which is extremely important in the early years of education. QR codes also provide solid learning opportunites for a range of different academic abilities as provides direct access and engagement with the perscribed learning tasks (Australian Curriculum Assessment & Reporting Authority: Technologies, 2013).
SCOPE & SEQUENCE - Years F-2: 2.4 Identify, explore and use digital systems (hardware and software) for personal and classroom needs. Delete the scoop?
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Share with Science teachers. It's got a CC BY SA licence! I haven't checked ALL the links but can scan these codes from my computer screen using my phone and QuickMark QR Reader software. Of course you could always go the 'old school' way & print it to stick on the wall! Delete the scoop?
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ThePhysicalEducator.com has created a series of Skill Posters to help your students understand and master a variety of sport skills. The posters have been enhanced with QR Codes to add extra educational value to the resource. The QR Code on the left links students to a video demonstration of the poster's skill. The QR Codes on the right connect students to a drill that is appropriate to their perceived level of ability (either Novice, Intermediate, or Expert)
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Three blog posts for using QR codes in the classroom. 1 Teacher contact information for parents 2 Simple display of student work - with audio files 3 Evaluating writing - with a free lesson plan Delete the scoop?
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How can QR codes be used effectively in class? 50 QR code resources for the classroom from zdnet blog. Delete the scoop?
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Exactly what it says! QR code added, free for download pdf worksheets for primary students across a range of learning areas. Delete the scoop?
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This simple-to-adapt idea demonstrates one way QR codes can be used to make static bulletin board displays into interactive experiences. Delete the scoop?
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Schools around the world are sharing Christmas greetings via this QR Code Advent calendar Delete the scoop?
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Artist Jose Torres combines traditional painting with QR codes, letting his work tell stories like never before. Delete the scoop?
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QR CODES ROCK THE LIBRARY ON YOUR PHONE http://www.flickr.com/photos/clevercupcakes/4397152402/ MEREDITH FARKAS... Delete the scoop?
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Welcome to TeacherCast.net, a place for Teachers to help other Teachers. Delete the scoop?
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'As part of their coursework, students find or generate resources that provide more current details about the information in the book. QR codes linking to the new, better info are then peppered throughout the print title - strategically placed near and around suspect/out of date information. And viola! Just like that, my out of date dinosaur of a print resource is magically transformed into an up to date, interactive book!!'
Another example of it NOT being about a technolgy but rather about learning with/through tech Delete the scoop?
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Connecting the physical world and the virtual world with QR Codes. Delete the scoop?
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Some rights reserved by The Daring Librarian: Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0) Delete the scoop?
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This video explains how QR codes are changing the way we access information in the real world through scanning a new kind of code with a camera phone. Delete the scoop?
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QR Codes: Applications in Education (Great video about qr-codes in YouTube: http://t.co/OXv5WAq Thanks @weedog...)... Delete the scoop?
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