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QR codes and Aurasma in the Library
- 1. QR Codes & Aurasma Arielle Goldstein arielleg@gmail.com Technicallylibrarian.blogspot.com www.ariellegoldstein.com
- 2. Education Today and Tomorrow
- 3. QR Codes and Augmented Reality Give Students Freedom to Discover On Their Own
- 5. What is a QR Code? • Quick Response Code • More sophisticated than • 2D barcode • Makes the world “clickable” (video)
- 7. How Do You Scan? • Download and install a free app: • Scan, QR Code Scanner, QR Reader, QR Droid, QR Code Reader, and many more
- 12. Everywhere!
- 13. So How Do We Use Them In The Library? • On books • For polls • Directions reminder • Website bookmarks • For bookmarks • Book hunts • Library Calendars
- 14. On Books • Leads to a book trailer • Shows your own book review • Shows a student book reviews • “If you liked this book, you might like…” • Learn more about the author- leads to the author’s webpage • Record your book talks http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ycL6cTKapu0/UlBTT3qam5I/AAAAAAAADA8/8p_rK2MmFL4/s1600/new+book+trailer+pic.png http://e- literatelibrarian.blogspot.com/2011/0 3/qr-codes-what-are-those-things- anyway.html
- 15. For Polls • Quickly learn what how much your students know about your lesson • Poll students about new books they are interested in • See what your students learned after your lesson http://www.mobilesitelinkexchange.com/2012/09/how-to-scan-qr-codes-with-samsung.html
- 16. Directions Reminder • Leave QR Codes around the library with reminders on how to use… – Catalog system – Online Encyclopedia – Frequented websites like Easybib – Self-checkout – A Center in center learning – anything
- 17. Bookmarks • Create your own bookmarks for the students • Students love bookmarks and will be excited to keep them • Choose a theme – A book – A topic • Citing sources • Book genres • Evaluating Websites https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/201 /four-easy-ways-revitalize-classroom- libraries-digital-natives
- 18. QR Book Hunts • Lead students through the library using clues or hints • Students can learn about: – Dewey Decimal System – Genres – Authors – Proper Shelving Procedures • This is a self-check process
- 19. Library Calendars • Add QR Codes to dates in your calendar • Students, Parents, Faculty, and Staff can scan to gain more information about an event http://blog.qr4.nl/Calendar-Event-QR-Code.aspx
- 20. How To Create A QR Code • www.qrstuff.com/ • qrcode.kaywa.com/ • www.the-qrcode-generator.com • www.unitaglive.com/qrcode • http://qrvoice.net/
- 21. 1. Find your material- copy the URL
- 22. 2. Select the QR Type
- 23. 3. Paste the URL and edit the look of the QR code
- 24. If you want add an image to the code
- 25. 5. Choose the QR code colors
- 26. Download the QR Code
- 27. Voice QR Codes- Great for younger students Text to voice
- 28. Voice to Text Record your voice Resize the QR Code
- 30. Aurasma is Augmented Reality
- 31. What is Aurasma? • An augmented reality tool • Allows you to overlay auras (images and videos) as your student’s tablet or smart phone scans an area. • Anything or place can be a “trigger”
- 32. How To Create Auras • Choose your trigger image • Create or choose your overlays – Videos, images, sound, share buttons • Combine to create an Aura • Aurasma tutorials: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkYZH CRKJbo&list=PL349602EC4AA18535
- 33. Aurasma Demo
- 34. So How Do We Use Them In The Library? • Book recommendations – From You – By other students – From other teachers • Directions reminder • Book hunts • Skills Posters • Words of encouragement • More: www.twoguysandsomeipads.com/
- 36. Aurasma vs. Layar Why pick one?
- 38. QR Codes & Aurasma Arielle Goldstein arielleg@gmail.com Technicallylibrarian.blogspot.com www.ariellegoldstein.com