This document provides examples of how QR codes can be used in education across various content areas and activities. It includes examples such as linking QR codes to videos about QR codes, using them for personalized learning by allowing students to choose their own path, tracking student access, providing station directions, linking to book trailers and library resources, homework assignments, scavenger hunts, and a comedic student play. Step-by-step directions are also provided for creating QR codes and customizing them.
6. Personalized Learning
tudent can decide if they want to review, expand, or investigate.
R Codes an be accessed by hand held device, computer, tablet.
R Codes keep Internet searches controlled and safe.
R Codes track which students access codes.
9. Book trailers
You can find this video at this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ouOwpYQqic
10. Homework
You can find this video at this link:
http://www.dotrythisathome.com/?page_id=2037
You can also get free worksheets with
the QR codes at the same link.
11.
12. Scavenger Hunt
audioboo App
Click these links for videos:
http://media.cysd.k12.pa.us/~kwolfgang/segal/Segal/Ill_Fated_Plan.ht
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/audioboo/id305204540?mt=8
audioboo for iphones
http://audioboo.fm/tag/scshero recorded
stories
13. The Nurse, the Kid, and the Number Booth
By: Shane, Sarah, Amanda, Jeff
The Nurse, the Kid, and the Number Booth is a comedic play about a student at Central York High School, Charlie, who fakes sick to get out of a
test he is worried about. While he is waiting for his turn to see the nurse, however, his karma comes back to get him.
Nurse White. (To girl.) Oh my gosh! Let me get you inside real quick and fix you right up. (To Charlie.) Help
with that trash can, please.
Charlie. Er . . . okay. But I’m sick too.
(Charlie takes the trashcan into the nurse’s office and after a few moments walks back out into the waiting
room and sits on the bench again.)
Nurse White. (Voice carrying from inside the office, talking to the girl.) You look awful! Why don’t you go lay
down on that cot over there? (Opens the door and peers out at Charlie, who tries to look sick.) You look fine!
What are you doing here?
Charlie. I’m sick. (Coughs.)
(The Nurse gives him a disbelieving look before walking back into her office to tend to the girl.)
Charlie. Well you know the standard first come first serve! (Charlie gets up and paces in front of the office.
15. Directions for making a QR Code
1. Type in www.goo.gl
2. Copy the URL of a video or website.
3. Paste the URL in the white box.
4. Click on SHORTEN URL.
4. Click on DETAILS.
5. Right click on the QR Code.
6. Copy Image.
7. Paste in word document.
8. Change size, color, location.
9. Print.
http://media.cysd.k12.pa.us/~kwolfgang/segal/Segal/Ill_Fated_Plan.html https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/audioboo/id305204540?mt=8 audioboo for iphones http://audioboo.fm/tag/scshero recorded stories