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Blue Valley School District
Blue Valley School District

The document discusses various ways that QR codes can be used in the classroom, including linking from signs, trophy cases, and books to additional online resources; creating learning stations around the classroom that direct students to activities and information through QR codes; using QR codes for research projects, checking answers, tutorials, and showcasing student work and portfolios. It also provides examples of implementing QR codes for scavenger hunts, games, and describing student artwork.

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QR Codes in the Classroom Blue Valley Educational Technology Team http://www.bluevalleyk12.org/edhelp/
Teacher Web Page Place a sign on the classroom door with a QR Code to your classroom web page. Include your contact information too.
Trophy Case Place a QR Code in the school¡¯s trophy case next to the trophy. QR Code takes users to a video of the championship game or the award presentation.
For Parents Create QR Codes for parents to scan school resources.
Connect with Books Place a QR Code on book covers for students to scan. Link to a website about the author, video or other information about the book.
Learning Stations Place QR Codes in different stations around the classroom. Each code takes students to different online activities - graphic organizers, videos, web sites, etc.
Project QR Code Send students to a web site by projecting a QR Code on your screen from your computer. Participants scan the code and the web site launches.
Research During the research process, students create QR Codes to quality resources during information gathering. QR Codes become a great way to sharing the resources and providing a dynamic ¡°works cited¡±.
Good job! ! When completing a task or goal, students scan a code for a badge. For example, if they get question(s) correct, they scan a code to become the expert of the speci?c area. Link codes to messages that state,¡°Good job!¡± or ¡°Thank you!¡±
Examples Link a QR Code to quality student work. Place a QR Code on the assignment sheet for students to view samples.
QR Code Scavenger Hunt Students scan codes to send them to different locations. At each location, students locate a new code to scan. Students will need mobile devices. Utilize the QR Code Scavenger Hunt site.
Check Answers Students check answers by scanning a QR Code to reveal the answers.
Extension Activity Provide QR Codes on assignment sheets for extension activities.
QR Tic Tac Toe Scan the QR Code to answer a question from the reading. If correct, students mark the game board with a token. http://owlsareahoot.blogspot.com/2012/07/qr-codes.html
Describing Students create a document or audio ?le describing their artwork. Place a QR Code that links to the ?le on the piece of art.
Tutorials Attach a QR Code to a math worksheet. The QR Code can take students to a video tutorial.
Digital Portfolio Link to a student¡¯s digital portfolio or a particular student online project.
Bulletin Board Place QR Codes on bulletin boards to link to student work like videos, slideshows, etc.

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  • 1. QR Codes in the Classroom Blue Valley Educational Technology Team http://www.bluevalleyk12.org/edhelp/
  • 2. Teacher Web Page Place a sign on the classroom door with a QR Code to your classroom web page. Include your contact information too.
  • 3. Trophy Case Place a QR Code in the school¡¯s trophy case next to the trophy. QR Code takes users to a video of the championship game or the award presentation.
  • 4. For Parents Create QR Codes for parents to scan school resources.
  • 5. Connect with Books Place a QR Code on book covers for students to scan. Link to a website about the author, video or other information about the book.
  • 6. Learning Stations Place QR Codes in different stations around the classroom. Each code takes students to different online activities - graphic organizers, videos, web sites, etc.
  • 7. Project QR Code Send students to a web site by projecting a QR Code on your screen from your computer. Participants scan the code and the web site launches.
  • 8. Research During the research process, students create QR Codes to quality resources during information gathering. QR Codes become a great way to sharing the resources and providing a dynamic ¡°works cited¡±.
  • 9. Good job! ! When completing a task or goal, students scan a code for a badge. For example, if they get question(s) correct, they scan a code to become the expert of the speci?c area. Link codes to messages that state,¡°Good job!¡± or ¡°Thank you!¡±
  • 10. Examples Link a QR Code to quality student work. Place a QR Code on the assignment sheet for students to view samples.
  • 11. QR Code Scavenger Hunt Students scan codes to send them to different locations. At each location, students locate a new code to scan. Students will need mobile devices. Utilize the QR Code Scavenger Hunt site.
  • 12. Check Answers Students check answers by scanning a QR Code to reveal the answers.
  • 13. Extension Activity Provide QR Codes on assignment sheets for extension activities.
  • 14. QR Tic Tac Toe Scan the QR Code to answer a question from the reading. If correct, students mark the game board with a token. http://owlsareahoot.blogspot.com/2012/07/qr-codes.html
  • 15. Describing Students create a document or audio ?le describing their artwork. Place a QR Code that links to the ?le on the piece of art.
  • 16. Tutorials Attach a QR Code to a math worksheet. The QR Code can take students to a video tutorial.
  • 17. Digital Portfolio Link to a student¡¯s digital portfolio or a particular student online project.
  • 18. Bulletin Board Place QR Codes on bulletin boards to link to student work like videos, slideshows, etc.