QR Codes in the Classroom

Many of you have asked me, "what exactly are QR codes, and how can I use them in my classroom?" First of all, QR stands for Quick Response-which is exactly how we should use it in the classroom.  Students love immediate feedback in math (or any other subject), and QR codes provide that for them.  Last fall I went to the GaETC conference in Atlanta, GA and one of my favorite speakers, Tony Vincent, lectured on using QR codes in the classroom. Here is his video, as well as some resources for QR codes in the classroom.

Positive and Negative Integers, Oh My!

This set of 24 self-checking QR code task cards are all the rage! Common core aligned, these task cards can be used for centers, small group, interventions, assessments, or whatever your heart desires. Grab them for only $2.00 at my TPT store.

 

Least Common Multiple **QR Task Cards**

These task cards are a great addition to your task card collection. Students can practice finding the Least Common Multiple of two given numbers. You can find these on my Facebook fan page, on my TPT store, or by clicking the image below.

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