I Spy a QR Code is a blog post that includes a Prezi by Nina Nichols Peery. I promise that I’m not just recommending this because it includes a link to this blog! The Prezi includes some interesting videos and some unique QR code activities that I think you will like. Be sure to click … Read more
Record mp3 is a simple site that allows you to make an audio recording. It then allows you to save the audio recording on the web, and assigns it a unique URL. One way that I can see this being used in the classroom is for multimedia QR code activities. If you are interested in … Read more
Most of the traffic to this blog, lately, seems to be headed for my posts about QR codes. So, I thought you might enjoy this video I found on the different ways McGuffey School District in Claysville, PA uses QR codes. I like the title for their project, “Mobile Zebra”! I also like that they show … Read more
Students Review Books is an interesting concept that combines student book reviews with QR codes. The site accepts reviews from any elementary school student, but has certain parameters for contributing, which are listed here. Parents must give permission for the reviews to be posted, and a form for this is included on the site. It … Read more
When I wrote about the Interactive Bulletin Board my class posted in our hallway utilizing artwork, poetry, and QR codes, I promised an update on the results. The final article, with a few more details, appeared as a guest post on Free Technology for Teachers, hosted by Richard Byrne. You can check it out by … Read more
February 13-19 has been designated as Random Acts of Kindness Week. The Random Acts of Kindness Foundation has many resources, including: monthly calendars, posters, and cards. They also offer bookmarks, videos, and other links on their RAK Week page. For another twist on an activity for next week, you can also check out my Random … Read more