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[QR Code] How To Use QR Codes

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Click here for more info: http://bit.ly/14Hh81t – Quick Response QR Codes are a fast way to tag physical items that can be easily scanned by mobile phones al…
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Teaching is both a science and an art, and many teachers around the world spend endless hours perfecting their professional practice. At TEDActive 2013, a fe…

50 thoughts on “[QR Code] How To Use QR Codes”

  1. im really getting into the use of QR codes (yeah yeah you have noticed lol)
    anyway found a great youtube short vid explaining them ….have a look

  2. This is what those little boxes with a bunch of scribbling inside them are
    and what they do. Any one who is a IM’er, needs to watch this 41/2 minute
    video. You will not be sorry you did.

  4. Great video Kevin, Thanks for sharing this info buddy 😉 Would you mind if
    i add your youtube video to my website for explaining qr codes to my new
    clients?

  7. Your stuff is cool ! GlobalQRC is launching it new product MyQRC
    ScanWallet. MyQRC’s Scan Wallet is a fast, intuitive, contact less Handheld
    Mobile Application (APP) used for document retrieval, buying, selling and
    payments. ScanWallet interfaces the GlobalQRC system. This is QRCodes being
    used for what really counts. Very Cool APP that solves a number of hassles
    that these day everyone wants to be rid of such as mundane bill paying. For
    purchasing MyQRC is Magic.

  9. Learn how to use QR to build your business. Google also has a platform to
    build QR codes. Here is to success in your business.

  12. is it still possible for the QR reader to read the codes if you change
    it to dots… like PepsiPXP QR codes are? my neo reader can’t read this dot
    QR codes of pepsiPXP

  17. A QR code is a QR code. How you create them doesn’t matter as long as it’s
    a standard QR code. So use whatever app you want to create it or scan it.

  18. If someone wants to put a picture to customize a QR code, what spots in the
    box code do they need to not cover up?

  20. Excellent Kevin, at my age things like this puts me outer space. This is
    very simple, although you must have updated cellphones. Thanks a lot.

  21. I bought my own QR code SITE so I can GIVE away Free QR Code generators…
    Try it free> qrdoug.freeqrcodes.mobi

  23. If all you need is a website address that’s just fine. Sometimes people put
    contact information into a bar code as an example. A QR code simply
    represents some ‘text’ of some kind in a machine readable image, that’s it.

  24. i have question, QR code can hold more data than barcode, but why we need
    more data if we only use the QR code just for the website addresses? i
    mean, there are another example the QR code using for?

  25. Very clear explanation that even i could understand. Are you a member of
    Tribe Pro? If not, you should check it out to share your content there.

  26. If you don’t use QR Codes now… You may change your mind. Here is an
    interesting case used by a teacher.
    Very intuitive!

    Especially if you use a chromecast. You can scan a QR code of a Youtube
    video and then broadcast to your TV
    The magic of QR codes in the classroom – Karen Mensing

  27. The magic of QR codes in the classroom (Pretty cool to see QR Codes
    mentioned in a TED talk!)

    Teaching is both a science and an art, and many teachers around the world
    spend endless hours perfecting their professional practice. At TEDActive
    2013, a few teachers from the United States offer some tricks of the trade
    they’ve learned (and continue to hone) along the way.

  31. There’s a QR code exhibition in the Foyer Gallery of the Education Centre,
    31 Flinders Street. Here’s a TED talk about how QR codes are being used in
    classrooms, teaching and learning.

  34. If you don’t use QR Codes now… You may change your mind. Here is an
    interesting case used by a teacher.
    Very intuitive!

    Especially if you use a chromecast. You can scan a QR code of a Youtube
    video and then broadcast to your TV
    The magic of QR codes in the classroom – Karen Mensing

  38. so everybody should have a device… i remember days when in schools were
    uniforms so that kids won’t feel poor.

  41. im not sure i really understand this. to me it seems like just an extra
    step between seeing the information and being able to read it. instead of
    being able to just read a poster i need to get out my device and scan it.
    the only thing i can see is that this might be easier than typing a long
    URL into your browser.

  43. Oh. So you do REALLY believe that 3rd world countries will eventually reach
    our level of progress? I admire your faith.

  44. I think it’s probably the worst TED education talk ever. It’s very short
    time solution and using QR codes is really really not smart for learning
    new things. Learning that way is totally uneffective and develop bad
    attitude for kids. “Ok kids know you need mobil device to get any
    infromation because you are to lazy to read this information normally”. GJ
    Karen, GJ make new generation even more brainless.

  45. Right now, it’s going to be interesting for those kids, but once you let
    those kids get used to be learning that way, they will soon get bored of
    it. Honestly qr codes in school shouldn’t happen.

  46. Don’t understand all the negative votes. This is an amazing teaching tool!

  47. Yay! A bunch of nearsighted kids are coming to drive cars and text in the
    next few years! Can’t wait : )

  48. Some decent ideas, but what are you supposed to do (and how are you
    supposed to feel) if you don’t have/can’t afford the technology to
    participate. Also, I don’t really think a kid would feel better about
    scanning a code to hear some generic good job message, as opposed to having
    the teacher tell them personally.

  50. Okay, maybe it’s just me but isn’t a little ironic that this information is
    presented to us *not* through a QR code link to a massively parallel
    immersive web link but one person on a stage lecturing with slides? Imagine
    how your reaction would change to this technology if the opening sequence
    was the presenter asking you to open your digital device and scan the QR
    code on the screen…Okay, well maybe it wouldn’t help.

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