QRious Learning discusses using QR codes in education to enhance learning through discovery. QR codes can link to videos, audio, websites, and other digital resources on various subjects like science, art, geography, languages, and more. Teachers are encouraged to incorporate QR codes into their lessons by linking them to additional explanatory materials, virtual field trips, vocabulary lists, and other ways to scaffold student learning. The document also provides recommendations for creating QR codes and lists some websites with ideas and resources for using QR codes in education.

1. QRious Learning
Learning through Discovery
with QR codes
Lisa Nash
@lisanash9

2. Science
CC BY-NC-SA by Periodic Videos
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Un http://missaliceleung.wordpress.com/
2011/09/04/qr-codes-in-science/

3. Transliteracy/Creative arts
QR poems by Bobby Allen
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/750354130/qr-poems
Incorporate qr codes in artwork to video/audio discussing
and reading the poetry/text that has inspired your artwork

4. Geography
Link to Google
map location to
get students
exploring
locations,
features etc.

5. Orientation
Link to audio or
video of teachers
talking about their
subject areas
Parramatta Marist

6. English/Languages/
ESL/Special education
lary lists
Voc abu
sou nds
W ord

7. Scaffold learning
Provide a slide show of web resources
Horror genre QR code by Parramatta Marist

8. Creating
QR codes
Via the web use
Kaywa or BeQRious
Via the iPad scan
create, check and
list with QRafter
or
be artistic
with QRt App

9. Resources
http://cybraryman.com/qrcodes.html
http://pinterest.com/pmhlibrary/qr-codes-by-fiction-genres/
http://missaliceleung.wordpress.com/category/qr-codes/
http://ceparralibrary.blogspot.com.au/2011/07/get-started-with-qr-codes-
and-learning.html
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/igeneration/50-qr-code-resources-for-the-
classroom/16093
Lisa Nash
@lisanash9