QR Codes and Augmented Reality
Last week I attended the Upstate Technology Conference 2017
and one of the sessions I went to was #Scannable Technology: Using QR codes and
Augmented Reality with the ACES framework by Monica Burns. The website for the
presentation was http://classtechtips.com/utc17.
Scannable technology is an interaction of mobile devices and
a trigger image to connect users with content.
Make sure you are purposeful when you put QR codes in
places. Putting them in a subway or on the side of a bus is not an appropriate
place.
QR codes can bring you to images, websites, audio, files,
and videos.
QR code maker – Qrstuff.com
To make an audio QR code – Qrvoice.net or Vocaroo.com
Use QR codes for book reports, send info to parents
Augmented reality – scanning an augmented reality trigger
for a real-life experience.
There are special apps with special triggers
Quivervision.com –
“QuiverVision produces and publishes the most creative and captivating
Augmented Reality mobile apps for kids, families and schools.”
Augmented Basketball
Augmented Stargazing – don’t need printed trigger; uses
location as a trigger
Anatomy 4D
Build your own augmented reality – Blippar
Access, Curate, Engage, Share
Access + Curate = Differentiate
Brainspace Magazine – an interactive
magazine for kids 8-14
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