QR Codes
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QR codes were developed in 1994 by Denso Wave to store more data than traditional barcodes. QR codes use a two-dimensional design and can store thousands of characters compared to only 20 for barcodes. They are commonly found in magazines, on television, the internet, products, streets, and in libraries. QR codes allow smartphones to perform actions like opening webpages or adding contacts when scanned. Anyone can create a free QR code online as long as the landing page is mobile-friendly.
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- 1. QR Codes By: Nichole Ackerman 03/24/2011
- 2. QR = Quick Response
- 3. History In 1994, Japanese company Denso Wave Incorporated (a subsidiary of Toyota) developed the first QR code Denso Wave needed an easily scannable code that could store more data than traditional bar codes
- 4. Capacity Traditional bar codes can store up to 20 characters QR codes can store 7,089 numeric and 4,295 alphanumeric characters The 2D (two-dimensional) design of QR codes allows it to hold more data than bar codes
- 5. QR Codes are 2D (two-dimensional) image by Denso Wave Incorporated
- 6. Where do you find QR codes? ? image by technologyqw.com
- 7. Magazines image by basketball-news-update.com image by acegroupnyc.com
- 8. Television image by 2d-code.co.uk image by yasni.com
- 9. Internet image by projectgutenberg.org image by 2d-code.co.uk
- 10. Products image by 2dbarcodestrategy.com image by picplz.com/brittanycooper
- 11. On the Street image by acegroupnyc.com image by 2d-code.co.uk
- 12. Art image by 2d-code.co.uk image by thinkerbelle.me
- 13. Libraries image by Flickr user Robin M. Ashford image by blog.ovrdrv.com
- 14. What’s in a QR code? ?
- 15. “…the QR code has become the shortest distance between curiosity and information retrieval.” - Hamilton Chan (2011)
- 16. QR codes can contain…
- 17. Scanning QR codes can be read by dedicated QR code scanners, tablet computers (like the iPad), or smartphones
- 18. Scanning Smartphones and tablet computers must have a camera with auto-focus and a scanning application (app)
- 20. send an email
- 21. send a text message
- 22. add contact information to the phone
- 24. Mobiletag
- 25. NeoReader
- 26. QuickMark
- 27. ScanLife
- 31. qr.kaywa.com
- 33. Mobile vs Non-Mobile Ready Non-Mobile Ready Mobile Ready
- 34. References Denso Wave Incorporated. (2010). About QR Code. Retrieved from http://www.denso-wave.com/qrcode/aboutqr-e.html Chan, Hamilton. (2011, March 8). Why QR codes will go mainstream. Retrieved from http://mashable.com/2011/03/08/mainstream-qr-codes/ Mobile-Barcodes. (n.d.). About QR-Codes. Retrieved from http://www.mobile-barcodes.com/about-qr-codes/ Roger,. (2009, September 14). The three rules of QR codes. Retrieved from http://2d-code.co.uk/three-rules-of-qr-codes