My Take
This QR tool is easy to use so kids are able to access the information I present easily. We did have a few problems with the camera focusing onto the app but this may be a device issue and not an app issue. I love using QR codes in the classroom and this app is a great way to try it out!
How I Use It
QR codes are a wonderful way to present information to students, they are easy to create and use - so are accessible to all learners. They are easy to differentiate as you can make several levels of codes and no one would know the differentiation. I use QR codes as treasure hunts, homework info, art reviews, pretty much anything you can add information to.
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Kelly A.
Technology coordinator
University High School
Morgantown, WV
July 21, 2015
Fun, Fast and Free
This is a great way to use technology and get the students involved in their learning from the first day of class. In the beginning it is an Augmentation level of SAMR since the students are learning from the QR codes by hearing the words that relate to the object. This lesson is then raised to the Modification level of SAMR when the students start creating their own QR Codes and recording their voices and pronouncing the words. The students are sharing this with each other in the classroom and with other classes of the same language as well as other students in the school that are using that classroom.
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Crystal D.
Teacher
December 8, 2014
Fun way to distribute information to the class.
It is very easy to make QR codes with the QR Droid. They can be saved multiple ways and attached to links for later use. Its a great way to flip the classroom and get students actively involved in their learning.
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Rae O.
Co-Director UC Merced Writing Project
October 29, 2014
Versatile tool that makes resources used in lessons portable.
I love using QR Codes. It is simple to use and I can not only make a QR Code from a URL, but I can also make a QR Code with content that I create. Students love it because they are portable, that is they can scan the QR Code and have the information with them in their device. No dragging home bulky books or loose papers. QR Codes are invaluable tools for blended learning and Flipped classrooms.
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