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QR codes for schools and teachers

Typing a long link on a phone wastes a lesson’s first five minutes. A code on the board, the worksheet or the newsletter gets everyone to the same page at once.

Codes worth printing

In the classroom

On a projector, make the code large and leave it up until the last hand is down. On paper, 2 to 3 cm is enough for scanning across a desk.

Label each code with what it opens. Students and parents are rightly careful about scanning unknown codes.

Reuse codes term after term

A poster on the classroom wall can open this week’s assignment. With an editable code you change the link each week; the poster stays.

Free for most classrooms

Static codes are free and never expire. The free plan adds 3 editable codes with scan counts, which is enough for a weekly-assignment poster and a newsletter code.

Questions

Phones and tablets scan with the camera. On a laptop, open the link instead; put the short link under the code so both work.

Static codes never expire. Editable codes keep redirecting on every plan, including after a subscription ends.

An editable code counts scans by time and device. It does not identify individual students.

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