QR Codes

Standards-based, Asynchronous

In addition to the samples provided below, I'm a big fan of using QR codes in the classroom to provide personalized, standards-based, asynchronous learning opportunities. This looks like having QR codes displayed in the classroom which lead to instructional videos, organized by standard, with instructional practice opportunities.

Thanksgiving Seesaw Interactive Student Response

Thanksgiving Seesaw Student Response

All About Me Seesaw Blog Interactive Bulletin Board

All About Me Seesaw Blog Interactive Display

Animal & Fantasy Interactive Bulletin Board

Animal Fantasy and Poetry Interactive Displays

Animal Habitats Interactive Bulletin Board

Animal Habitats, A Day in the Life Interactive Displays

Botanical Illustrations Interactive Bulletin Board

Botanical Illustrations Interactive Display

El Cuerpo Interactive Bulletin Board

El Cuerpo Project and Monarch Observations Interactive Displays

Fairytales & Fantasy Interactive Bulletin Board

Fairytales and Fantasy, 5th Grade Squad Cast, Collaborative Communities, Virtual Field Trip to NYC

Outdoor Classroom Day Interactive Bulletin Board

Outdoor Classroom Day Interactive Display

Thanksgiving Interactive Bulletin Board

Thanksgiving Interactive Display

Parents

Career Readiness
Facebook
Fundations
Guest Speakers
Home Visits
Not So Positive
Leadership
Positive Phone
QR Codes
Relationships-Parents
Student-Led Conferences

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