All of the visuals in the above video were created using NyArtoolkit for Processing. NyARToolkit is an augmented reality toolkit built with 100% pure Java. 
Scannable bar codes may be just what you need to spark some student interest in your classroom - read on to learn how to use them to showcas... 
After writing this post on somone hacking QR codes, Hack A Day commenters came out in full force posting some really cool links about modifying QR codes to include a logo. 
Last summer while helping my sister-in-law pick out a new refridgerator I was able to scan the QR Codes on each refridgerator at Best Buy get more detailed information about that product and customer reviews.
Resources For Getting Started With And Using QR Codes In The Classroom (“@rosamariafelip: QR codes in education http://t.co/GCSebMfB” great site...)...
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This blog post from Blogging About the Web 2.0 Connected Classroom does a great job of providing a synopsis of what QR codes are, and why you would want to use them. The brief ...
A QRC-based Scavenger Hunt is a good example of genuine task-based activity. Students have to react to oral prompts in order to accomplish actions. The success in the accomplishment of their task allows them to progress from stage to stage. For the purpose of the demo here below, I have chosen activities suitable for a French class. It goes without saying that this activity can be adapted for any discipline you teach. 
If you've seen those funky little bar codes floating around you may have been wondering what they are or how they're used.
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The Daring Librarian has a lot of material about QR codes on Flickr and her CC license allows for use with attribution. Check it out. Stumble it! This was written by vdebolt. Posted on Friday, November 25, 2011, at 8:31 am .
The best reources of using QRcode in the classroom (@owenrbrts ICT in the classroom: #QR codes are a great way for students to use their phones productively http://t.co/V7TgmS4U #PEgeeks...)...
Have you thought about some different to use QR codes with your class for Christmas activities? Here are a few ideas to get you started! 1. QR Santa hunt - get a child to hide a picture of Santa somewhere in the classroom ...
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If you ever want to log into your Google account when you're at a public computer, where you're unsure whether or not there's a keylogger installed, there's now a simple solution. 
We started using QR Codes in our classrooms in the summer of 2011. We began investigating how we could make use of them and found a large amount of information online about the potential for QR Codes being used in the education environment. 
Recently I received an interesting email from a flower shop named Rose Red & Lavender in Brooklyn, NY, that included a 20 percent off coupon which uses both a link and a QR code to whisk readers to the shop’s website. I love the simplicity of this email campaign, as well as the use of new technology that provides the reader multiple ways to take advantage of the coupon.
Scannable bar codes may be just what you need to spark some student interest in your classroom - read on to learn how to use them to showcas... 
QR Codes - Classroom Implementation. Armed with my new i-pad (sans wifi access) I decided to convert some existing classroom materials into activities that can be introduced with QR Codes. My latest idea was to take a six ...
Free makes teachers happy, and of course makes the implementation of these practices easier. QR codes can send you to a link, mobile number, email, SMS, bookmark, link and more. Mary Beth Hertz did a great introductory ...
At the Hatfield Elementary school, Lyndsie Graves has incorporated QR Codes into her math class to engage her 3rd-grade students. ... Video of Math Teacher that is using QR Codes in education to engage her classmates ...
Scanner For Zotero brings Zotero's magic wand tool out into the physical world. Scan the ISBN barcode on any book, and Scanner For Zotero will fetch that item's bibliographic info from the web and allow you to add it to your Zotero library. That's pretty cool. 
This workshop is designed to be explored alongside lesson 42 ‘Flipping the Classroom’. It will look into some of the theory of games based learning, as well as recommend several online games currently being used successfully by teachers around the world. To understand more about ways games can help us learn, watch this Ted Talk from Tom Chatfield. 7 ways games reward the brain. 
So one of my goals this school year is to organize by grade level and subject area ideas for extending teaching and learning with QR codes success stories. My interest in QR ...
QRcodes I think everyone is getting excited about QR codes now. If you want data about QR Codes and their market penetration in different countries then Heidi Cohen has done a fabulous job of collecting it all and displaying it really well.
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