Using QR codes to overcome

learning barriers

Will Britton- Inclusive Media Solutions

Session aims Explain what a QR code is

and how they are accessed Look at good and bad

practice when using QR codes

Explain how they can overcome learning barriers

A quick video example of how I use them

What is a QR code? Quick Response (QR) 2 Dimensional Barcode read

using Smart Device and dedicated QR reading devices

Apps on App Store Can be linked to email,

websites, contact info, map, locations and many more

Can be placed ANYWHERE Generally requires internet

connection

Bad uses of QR codes

Lack of information on QR code What happens if I scan?

Put in an incredibly inaccessible place/poor placement

Not tested Doesn’t link to a mobile

friendly websites

Bad Examples

Bad Examples

Bad Examples

Overcoming learning barriers Accessible Repetitive Cheap to manufacture Excellent for poor dexterity

and spelling Match them to cognitive

ability and learning barriers For example a Contact card

There success relies on your imagination

How I use QR Codes At Inclusive Media Solutions

we combine QR codes and instructional videos to show students how to complete tasks independently

Providing accessible information – Local Offer

Custom made tracking system we can track progress and monitor learning outcomes

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