Using QR Codes for education and administrative purposes benefits students, faculty, and staff. There are a wide range of materials, event information, alerts, and updates that can be quickly distributed to entire campuses by utilizing QR codes. QR codes for education are not only engaging for students, they also keep staff and leaders of clubs and teams more organized by having a reliable way to convey information to mass amounts of people.
Using QR codes for education is a wonderful way to reduce papers, keep campuses cleaner, and give information to tens of thousands of people at once more fluidly. QR codes in the classroom have taken off for teachers as well, to use them in their lesson plans.
Anyone can use QR codes to improve flyers, posters, digital and regular displays and billboards for visual and audio experiences with detailed information. Keep tens of thousands of people informed about important notices, safety precautions, alerts, club, sport, and class information sent straight to their mobile phones.
QR codes are an eco-friendly option to reduce paper and ink and keep campuses clean and decluttered. They reduce labor costs for janitorial staff after events who would have been picking up more flyers, tickets, and waste than they already do. Moreover, clubs, teams, faculty, and students don't have to spend valuable funds making so many printed materials.
QR codes incorporated in learning materials such as PowerPoint presentations, e-books, textbooks and homework papers, make learning more interactive, interesting and unique. Lessons become more engaging both for students and teachers.
Creating eye-catching QR codes can be done in minutes. Supercode empowers users to include school logos, use school colours, choose from a wide range of attractive frames and personalise a message. Supercode design tools are intuitive and are easy to use even for kids.
Scanned QR codes enable the maker to analyze the performance of each of the scans and the marketing campaign in general. Would you like to know how many people signed up for the upcoming event via the QR code, who scanned your codes at student fairs and ask for feedback? Or how many used discount QR codes to shop at the campus store? Now that information is clear in Supercode's analytics dashboard. QR code tracking is automatic with dynamic QR codes.
Professors can now share valuable research content in the form of videos, PDFs and reading materials while providing a URL QR code to link students straight to sites without them having to search it or waste paper with printed materials.
Use dynamic QR codes to post on campus bulletins for weekly news and updates without printing physical newspapers and journals. Since dynamic QR codes can be changed at any time, the content can be changed whenever it is desired. Backup older campus newspapers and journals online so they never get lost.
When printed materials are necessary, place QR codes on them to share video and audio experiences that enhance the written content. Also, when professors and students give presentations, directing students to a QR code will add to their further research on the matter, or to sign up for useful materials later on.
QR codes for attendance make the professors' life easier, as they can see times students arrived automatically and concentrate more on lessons, planning and office hours.
Make sure people are following you through Supercode's social media QR code. If Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media sites are where you promote events, collect feedback, and announce new programs, gain followers quickly and easily when they have a mistake-proof QR code straight to your content information.
To give more detailed information about students and staff, place a QR code on their campus ID to know what classes students are attending, any necessary health information for emergencies, and what role staff plays.
Utilizing QR codes for sporting event schedules, season ticket scanning, and necessary club information that can be posted instead of printing materials makes it easy for students to organize their busy schedules and keep information in their phones instead of losing paperwork amongst all of the chaos.
How many people enjoyed your event and what did they think? Use a feedback QR code to receive feedback with star ratings about your on-campus events, programs, and career fairs. Supercode's QR code for feedback comes with customizable options, questions, and categories, and allows people who scan to add optional comments and contact information if it's necessary to reach out.
QR code lessons are becoming more popular all the time. They are fun for teachers and young learners too!
Creating QR codes on Supercode is easy and takes seconds. Here is a quick guide on how to create a QR code or a few QR codes for educational institutions to achieve your goals.
Creating a code on Supercode is easy and takes seconds. Choose the type, the link or the content to include and click on save when you are ready.
Design the QR code to match your school logo and colors and make your code attractive for students, faculty and staff.
Add customizable categories for new folders in the Supercode dashboard. Or, add your new QR code to a preexisting folder, both of which you can share with your management teams.
Scan the code by directing your phone camera on it and check if all the content displayed is correct. To make changes, simply go back to the dashboard and edit the code.
Print the code on any visible surface and encourage people to scan with incentives based on your club, department, service, or event.
To measure the success of your campaign, track any scanned QR code in Supercode's smartly designed dashboard with analytics.
Learn how to use our QR code generator in bulk.
Northwestern University's Research Safety Student Initiative (RSSI) promoted laboratory cleaning month on Twitter with a beautifully designed announcement including a QR code to be sure lab students receive the cleaning checklist in their mobile phones.
Syracuse University used a QR code for an advertisement for their innovation hub online, Syracuse University Blackstone LaunchPad & Techstars, to make an effort to keep people connected through technology and innovative ideas during social distancing.
The Central NY Library Resources Council created this lovely advertisement with a QR code for their Librarians Night Out Event, in partnership with the ischool at Syracuse University. Place QR codes on one larger poster or on a digital document so people can sign up for events, get tickets, and view scheduling and details.
At South Orange Middle School in New Jersey, USA, the librarian, Ms. Malespina implemented QR code use to find physical locations of books and materials, as well as check out information from students. She found QR codes to be extremely functional in the organization of her library processes.
Additionally, use QR codes to send people to research journals that are relevant to the information in that library section, like at the University of Texas, San Antonio.
In 2012, Brighton University placed a stunning billboard with a QR code in London's Paddington Station, that sends scanners to an exclusive part of their website.
David Alder, director of communications and marketing at the University of Bristol said: "As one of the most highly sought after universities in the UK, it was important to ensure people knew that we were now able to offer a small number of additional places for study. We regularly have to turn away a significant number of high-achieving individuals due to the huge competition for places at Bristol and so getting this message out there was very important...We're aware that this is pushing the boundaries a bit in terms of how QR code can be used, and we're pretty excited. We hope people like it."
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