QR+Codes

=What is a QR code? = A [|QR code] (abbreviated from Quick Response code) is a two-dimensional barcode which has encoded any kind of data. It can be read by a QR scanner smartphone application.

=QR Code Generator ([])= This site will help you create different QR codes. =QR Code Reader([|http://www.i-nigma.com])= I-nigma is one of the more popular QR code readers. May be installed on smart phones.

=QR Voice ([|http://qrvoice.net])=

What is QR voice?
QR voice encodes a given text message into QR code that once scanned by a QR scanner smartphone application reproduces the message with a synthesized voice.

How does it work?

 * 1) Enter a message up to 100 characters.
 * 2) Optionally choose a language in which the message is written and will be reproduced.
 * 3) Optionally resize the desired qr-code image to be generated using the slider.
 * 4) Click //GENERATE// button, the one with a tiny qr-code in it.
 * 5) The qr-code will be generated in the center of the screen.
 * 6) You can scan it with your smartphone qr-code scanner app in order to hear the message.
 * 7) Use the link above the qr-code image to save/share/embed/print the final qr-code image.

=TagMyDoc ([|http://www.tagmydoc.com])=

=What is TagMyDoc?= This is the first web application that utilized QR codes in order to share documents. Also, TagMyDoc offers numerous other solutions supported with QR codes that are usually and exclusively available to businesses.

=QR Treasure Hunt Generator ([])= Overwhelmed by where to start with QR codes? Use the Classtools QR Treasure Hunt Generator to make using codes in your classroom easier. YOU create the questions and the questions are turned into QR codes.

=QR Codes in Education LiveBinder ([|http://www.livebinders.com/play/play_or_edit/51894#])= This online notebook contains several QR code resources and applications for using QR codes in the classroom. = =