This one below goes to my artist website. My husband tested it out with the free iPhone QR code reader app NeoReader : http://news.cnet.com/qr-code-readers-for-iphone and it worked fine. I would love to put QR codes on each of the Slot Shelter cards and have each QR code link to a webpage with info and video explaining the content behind the card design.
I am stewing on idea on how to integrate this technique into art installations that have both physical and web based components.
Below is a barcode I will be using in fliers for stores and telephone poles explaining a street banner project. This code links to the project site:
Along the same thread of thought on barcodes, a year ago I was exploring and found this site: http://www.barcode-plantage.com/index.htm which creates beautiful graphical displays about product manufacturing from info on barcode.
My husband and I are playing with using QR code in our classroom too. I can't wait to see where it takes us. He is a shop teacher and I'm an art teacher. I see that you are working on joining Swap-bot. I look forward to working with you there. You have a great site and I see a lot of wonderful ideas here.
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ReplyDeleteYes, there is some cool stuff being done with bar codes. I did a google search on "gorilla art QR codes" and some interesting explorations by artists came up.
I love your site! I will be spending some time delving into your postings. Please share with me the QR work you and your husband do in your classes and personal art. I am very excited about your Swap-bot project and am excited to engage students in ATC projects.
I like the thought of using the QR with the ATC. Good thinking and I'm glad to hear you are participating in the Swap:)
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