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﻿QR Codes

 QR codes, or // Quick Response Codes, // are not quite new but are increasingly visible in our daily lives. They are quite simple to create, with many online services allowing you to make them, for example, [|Kaywa QR Code Maker]. Also, check out iCandy! Get the iCandy app in iTunes here.

**QR Code Generator for Various Data Sources:**
Use qrstuff.com to make colorful QR codes for free! You data can be plain text, URLs, phone numbers, email messages/addresses, contact/calendar information, Google Maps, social media sites, iTunes links, & YouTube videos.

** Google will make them for you using URLs! ** All you have to do is visit [|http://goo.gl] - their URL shortner. Add a link to your own blog (or other website) – and Ding! you’ve made a short URL. Oh, you wanted a QR code. Well, simply press "Details", and bingo, it creates a QR code that you can save. Here’s a [|link for you to try] out just to show you how easy it is. Now wait a second – this gets better – because goo.gl uses metrics – so you can see how many people are visiting (using your QR) code. So now, you can see if they are going where you want – and more interestingly perhaps – when and where from.

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**QR Codes & iOS Devices:**

Qrafter is a free QR Code Reader designed for the iPad 2.

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 * QR Codes in Education via Steven Anderson: **


 * LiveBinder of Resources via Steven Anderson
 * QR Codes: The Desktop Version via Steven Anderson
 * 41 Interesting Ways to Use QR Codes in the Classroom