World History
- Using Qr Codes To Differentiate Instruction
Edutopia has a great story on how to use QR codes to differentiate instruction. You can use QR codes to send students to the same website and create differentiated activities or you can create different codes for different groups. The article explains...
- Qr Codes
This is a nice video explaining how to make QR codes and even make them in a variety of colors. The post also mentions how you could create (see the pictures above) multiple QR codes on a page of paper (I just pass around one and have them...
- Qr Code For Bio Or Contact Information
Today I am presenting to my county's social studies chairs on QR (quick read) codes. You probably have seen then all over. To generate a QR code simply enter your page (Google Drive or web) here. There are many different QR...
- Qr Codes For Homework
So I am starting a little experiment with QR codes. While I had seen them before I was introduced to them in a big way this summer when I was working on apps for teachers and students. So now my students see the code below when they log into Blackboard....
- Qr (quick Reference) Apps
One of the apps I have been working with this week are QR (quick reference) scan codes. The film above shows you how to use it and some uses for it. Here are some additional uses for it in the classroom. If you want to download it to...
World History
QR Codes for Homework
Probably today I am going to put three QR codes on a sheet of paper (people who know me will laugh at me using paper) and put it up in my room. Each one of the codes will be tagged to a homework page for each one of my preps. The students will have to download a QR reader once and then they will never have to write down their homework again. Then if they open the QR reader on their phone and go to the linked page they will see their new homework without having to do anything else.
One way to create the QR codes on a piece of paper is to use TagMyDoc which will put it on any document when you print it out. I learned about the tagger at FreeTech4Teachers.
One way to create the QR codes on a piece of paper is to use TagMyDoc which will put it on any document when you print it out. I learned about the tagger at FreeTech4Teachers.
- Using Qr Codes To Differentiate Instruction
Edutopia has a great story on how to use QR codes to differentiate instruction. You can use QR codes to send students to the same website and create differentiated activities or you can create different codes for different groups. The article explains...
- Qr Codes
This is a nice video explaining how to make QR codes and even make them in a variety of colors. The post also mentions how you could create (see the pictures above) multiple QR codes on a page of paper (I just pass around one and have them...
- Qr Code For Bio Or Contact Information
Today I am presenting to my county's social studies chairs on QR (quick read) codes. You probably have seen then all over. To generate a QR code simply enter your page (Google Drive or web) here. There are many different QR...
- Qr Codes For Homework
So I am starting a little experiment with QR codes. While I had seen them before I was introduced to them in a big way this summer when I was working on apps for teachers and students. So now my students see the code below when they log into Blackboard....
- Qr (quick Reference) Apps
One of the apps I have been working with this week are QR (quick reference) scan codes. The film above shows you how to use it and some uses for it. Here are some additional uses for it in the classroom. If you want to download it to...