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Use QR codes to promote reading and to enhance access to information to students.

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QR Codes In The Library

RevisitedCelesta Woodard

Librarian - Carolina Beach Elementary Joann Absi

Librarian - Ashley High School

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What are QR codes?O Quick ResponseO Created by Denso-Wave in 1994 to

track automotive partsO 2D codes that do not need a

specialized scanner to read them.O Scan with a smart phone or web cam O Marketing/Advertisement Tool

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They’re all around us!

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We started with a collaborative project between Ashley High and Carolina Beach Elementary schools.

AP Lit students reading books, writing summaries and creating QR codes for books.

CBES students scanning and reading book summaries from QR codes.

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Where To BeginSites for Creating QR Codes

OKaywaODelivr OQR Stuff

OPlan where to store original content online, if you are not linking to websites. A wiki is a good place.

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URL Shortners

http://goo.gl/

bitly https://bitly.com/

TinyURL http://tinyurl.com/

Using shortened urls makes a clearer QR code. The more information in a code, the trickier it may be for certain devices to scan it.

QR Stuffhttp://www.qrstuff.com/If the shortener doesn’t come up automatically, click off of and back onto website url option.

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Ready, Set, Scan!

Phone Options

Desktop Option: DANSL – this is a free desktop QR code scanner application to be used with a web cam.

For iPhones For Androids Blackberry Windows

NeoReader Barcode Scanner BeeTagg BeeTagg

i-nigma i-nigma i-nigma i-nigma

ScanLife QuickMark QR Code Scanner Pro NeoReader

TapMedia QR Reader QR Pal ScanLife Quickmark 

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QR Codes In The Library

O Book ReviewsO Scavenger HuntO Collaborate with teachersO Highlight new or special booksO Book display linksO PathfindersO Video tutorials O Links to Library WebpageO Calendar (This Day in History, Author

Birthdays)O Handouts

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QR Codes in the Library

Codes link to OPACMedia Center WebpageAshley Readers Blog

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Bookmarks with QR code link to the Media Center Webpage.

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Library Informational Pamphlet: QR code link to Media Center Webpage

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QR Codes link to Dewey Pages on Media Center Webpage that have relevant Websites that tie in with that Dewey Section of Books.

Endcase QR Codes

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QR Codes to Website Pages for More Research Information

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Make QR codes to sites you want students to access quickly.

QR Codes to Special Sites

Khan Academy

Eagle Review Form

Homework Help

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Genre and Author website links in Fiction sections

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Provide more information with Book Displays – QR Code to Steampunk.com for information and writings

on Steampunk

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Provide more information with Book Displays: QR code to article on Dystopia.

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QR code to YALSA’s Voting page for Teens Top Ten, there were also small handouts with the code on it that students could take with them.

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QR codes on books can go to websites with more information, author sites or booktrailers to extend the reading experience.

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Interactive Bulletin Board: links to History Channel Titanic videos.

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Interactive Bulletin Board: link to Movie Titles Based on Books.

(Mid-Continent Public Library).

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Classroom Posters : Quick Access to information.Can be used in all subject areas for quick introduction or review.

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Place QR codes on handouts. This handout is from Freshman Orientation session. A similar handout like this went home with beginning of the year packets.

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Parent Information

From the Daring Librarian

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My QR Code Reader Station

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Each classroom has a QR code that is for each Teacher’s webpage.

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QR Code Book Summaries

Posted on PBworks

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What’s happening in the Media Center? Stay turned!

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Scanning the QR code that goes to ALA’s Banned Books site. AIG students were getting ready for Banned Books Week by creating book summaries of banned books in the Media Center.

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QR Code Calendars

Use QR codes and Calendars to highlight dates in history or author birthdays.

Used Sweet Search 2Day to make this calendar about events that happened each day in October.

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Why QR Codes Are Awesome…

O 1. Link the physical world with the virtual world

O 2. Support 21st Century SkillsO 3. Engaging tool to help students

create and contribute contentO 4. Fun, easy way to deliver contentO 5. Extend learning and provide

remediation and review

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Make Voki Book Summaries

http://www.voki.com/mywebsite.php

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http://animoto.com/projects

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Reading and Watching Summaries of Books at Library QR Station

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Resource Site for Ideas - Pinterest

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Resource Site for Ideas – Scoop it!

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Resourceshttp://creativecommons.org/http://www.scoop.it/http://pinterest.com/Daring LibrarianVokiWordleAnimoto – Education PBWorksQRStuffSweetSearch 2 Day

Ashley High Media Center WebpageAshley Readers BlogCarolina Beach Elementary WebpageLearn About QR CodesQRCode Instructions and Example Book SummariesQR Code Animotos

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Thanks for coming!Celesta WoodardCarolina Beach Elementary SchoolCarolina Beach, [email protected]://www.nhcs.net/cbes

Joann AbsiEugene Ashley High SchoolWilmington, [email protected]://ashleyhighmediacenter.blogspot.com