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Teachers can create QR codes for various different stations. Students can scan them on their devices and be informed of the task they are to complete. This can be done for any subject area and students can work collaboratively. 

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Teachers can create QR codes for various different stations. Students can scan them on their devices and be informed of the task they are to complete. This can be done for any subject area and students can work collaboratively. 

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Melanie

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You could use QR codes to give extra help on homework problems
-Rachel

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You can use QR codes to show off student work

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You can use QR codes to show off student work

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QR codes would be useful in a classroom reading center as a different way to get children engaged.
-Amber

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You could use QR codes after the class creates posters and then do a gallery walk to view
Alexa L

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QR code word wall
Holly

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If you have a science plant  class you can use the QR scanner to detect different plants by scanning their codes.
-Madison

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To give students who want to explore a topic more links to additional information about it.

Additionally, you could use it to provide different tiers of instruction for a lesson.
-Lori

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I think a scavenger hunt would be a cool and interactive way to use QR's
Alexa S

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"hot spots" in class. Use QR scanners for science spots in the room. A different space could use QR codes to learn about history, as so on.
Kaitlyn

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I would use QR codes as a means of giving out rewards. For example, the student can scan the QR code to reveal their prize. -Telina

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I would use QR codes as a means of giving out rewards. For example, the student can scan the QR code to reveal their prize. -Telina

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You could use them as a method to doing practice questions with a class when reviewing for an upcoming exam - Amy

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QR codes can be useful for classroom gallery walks- students make posters and add the codes to them to provide helpful and resourceful links that their peers can scan during the gallery walk.

Katy

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I would use QR codes to help present projects
-Giavanna

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Elizabeth

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Using QR Codes in the Classroom to Enhance Learning

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Have you used QR Codes in the classroom yet? Here are a few easy ideas that will get you started using QR Codes in your classroom.

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QR codes are having a mini resurgence lately. We started to use them in class last year as another way of creating self portraits. One of my students took this new found tool to a new level and used it as a way of creating graffiti. It was wheatpasted on so he felt it was a legal form of protest. The poster came off with water and a scrubbing brush.

I was at a conference last term and all the sessions and speaker's details were placed up on a wall in the foyer using QR Codes. It was a great way of distributing the information but it also worked as a conversation starter for many of the participants.

How to make your QR Codes more Beautiful was one of our most popular post in the last month and the ITSC in Philadelphia had multiple sessions on the use of QR codes in the classroom so I thought it might be worthwhile reposting this .

This presentation has been around for quite a while but it is worth revisiting.

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40 Interesting Ways to use QR Codes in the Classroom

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QR codes are having a mini resurgence lately. We started to use them in class last year as another way of creating self portraits. One of my students took this new found tool to a new level and used it as a way of creating graffiti.

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I would use QR codes for peer-to-peer sharing and for presenting projects.

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students roll the cube and respond to a question on whatever side of the cube they land on
-Nina

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I would use a QR code for interactive projects

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QR codes can be used to practice math through a scavenger hunt
Tyler

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To share student writing with one another

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To share student writing with one another

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Lauren

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record reading a book/passage. Debbie

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