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A Quick Tutorial on QR Codes
Dr. Nakia Hardy
QR stands for Quick Response. It's
basically a quick, scannable barcode-like image that takes you to a
specific digital destination. QR
codes can send you to a link, mobile number, email, SMS, bookmark,
link and more.
Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum and
Instruction
nhardy@rock.k12.nc.us
Tonisha Walden
K-12 Lead Curriculum Facilitator
twalden@rock.k12.nc.us
Mary Doggett
K-8 Math Lead Teacher
mdoggett@rock.k12.nc.us
Alyssa Slater
K-5 Lead Teacher
Before that, however, you will need
an app that reads the QR codes.
There are plenty of free QR code
apps to download.
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aslater@rock.k12.nc.us
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Android users will need to visit
the Market and search for a QR
Reader.
Apple users will search for a QR
Reader in the App Store.
To read them, all you need is a
phone with a camera.
The QR Code to the
right is a link to the
Google it! Google site.
“Google Applications are
based on the idea to
keep educational
technology as simple as
possible It is a one stop shop for
cost effectiveness, simplicity, accessibility, and
collaboration!”
Dr. Rodney Shotwell
Superintendent