Monthly Archives: September 2012

Jossle QR Code T-Shirt advertisting

Jossle a new startup  recognizes the college student’s yearning for free stuff and easy cash. Jossle provides college students with free apparel such as t-shirts with an opportunity to earn rewards and cash.

When a college student signs up they receive a t-shirt through their campus rep.  On the sleeve of the shirt, is a QR code. Two things happen when this QR code is scanned;  a sales promotion is received. (10% off next purchase, free latte, redirection to a website etc.) and the Jossler wearing the shirt receives revenue per each scan.

The companies advertising with Jossle are primarily those companies surrounding the campuses, along with others that  target college students.

Source: jossle.org

Recording Audio Files and Generating QR Codes

Here is a very successful collaboration between an Art teacher and a Language Arts teacher from Transliteracy: QR Codes and Art. To follow up on several requests by teachers and workshop attendees, the author created an easy step-by-step how to guide/info-flyer that shows you how to record your students and create QR codes to point to these audio files.

Source: Langwitches.org and scribd.com

QRky QR business card

A short demonstration on how QRky’s advanced QR business card platform works. This video includes iPhone screencasts as well as screencasts of the administration panel.

QRky provides businesses and individuals with a simple and effective way to digitally share their contact details and multimedia information on print.

QRky’s mobile content management platform enables users to manage their QR codes and the linked data about themselves, while taking care to ensure the data is optimised for different phones, secured and up to date.

Source: YouTube

 

Chocolate QR Code Sculpture

London based designer Paul Cocksedge was paired with a chocolatier to create an interactive chocolate sculpture for the 2012 London Design Festival. International chocolatier Hotel Chocolat has stores in New York, Boston, Europe and all over the UK; collaborated with designer Paul Cocksedge to create a chocolate sculpture made from 1,000 pieces. When scanned you are rewarded with a voucher that can be exchanged for a complimentary, limited edition chocolate box at their London’s Covent Garden store. Hence the sculpture’s title – “Gift”. The QR Code will preview at the V&A on September 14th 2012 and will then be on display at the Dock, Portobello Dock, 344 Ladbroke Grove, London, W10 5BU.

Source: 2d code

Cobblestone QR Code 2

Here is another video about some excellent cobblestone QR Codes from Portugal. You can actually scan the QR Code 46 seconds into the video, scan the QR Code displayed on the phone/ The QR first QR Code decodes to http://bin.pt/lx, which take you to an excellent mobile web site in Portuguese and English with audio of the installation!

  • The idea was simple; make a QR Code, one of the most innovative technologies of the 21ST CENTURY, with paving stones, one of the oldest Portuguese traditions.The fusion of technology and tradition (English)
  • Ideia era simples; fazer um QR Code, uma da mais inovadoras tecnologias do SEC XXI, com pedras de calçada portuguesa, uma das mais antigas tradições portuguesas.Da fusão da tecnologia e da tradição (Portuguese)

Source: YouTube

IREALITE Photo QR Code

Here is an interesting QR Code for Terre de Sel from IREALITE (University of Nantes). I like that the link displays as a phone when viewed on a desktop. Click on the image to see it on your desktop and then scan the QR Code with your smart phone.

Source: IREALITE

QR Code Information Verification

Here is an excellent idea that coulde be used in many industries for entering information for a phone call.

Maricela Final’s QR Code idea is a quick and efficient time saver for credit union member’s and  staff. Members point their smart phone at the QR code imprinted on the back of the plastic credit union issued ATM card, Debit Card, Pre-Paid card, Gift, and Visa/MasterCard credit card. The QR (Quick Response) codes on the back side of plastic cards will be embedded with the card information typically used when calling the 800 number to verify information pertaining to the card, such as balance inquiries, pending transactions, last 10 transactions on account, promotions, credit union rates, branch locations or nearby ATM’s, etc..

By offering a QR code on the back of all credit union issued cards, members can access their account information in seconds, without having to enter a member number or 16 digit card number. Additionally, a four digit pin number will be requested when scanning the QR code in order to access secured personal information.

Source: YouTube

QR Code Halloween Costume

Pre-order your QR Code Costume. Custom made to fit all sizes. Shoulder straps keep costume in place. Link a 3 word phrase, name or website to this Giant Code. Scannable. Visit: www.qrcodehome.com

Check out this google search for Qr Code Halloween costume.

Source: YouTube