What are the downsides? Not everyone have a "modern day" phone to read QR codes and receive information.
Scenario: We are following the story of Sid, Boris, and Kristi. They're doing their senior proyect and they need QR codes for completing this task. Their proyect is about providing information at gardens. But first, they need to understand how QR Codes work for completing their senior proyect.
What are the qplication of learning? You can put whatever you want, this means you can put all types of links/files.
Scenario: We are following the story of Sid, Boris, and Kristi. They're doing their senior proyect and they need QR codes for completing this task. Their proyect is about providing information at gardens. But first, they need to understand how QR Codes work for completing their senior proyect.
Where is it going? It doesn't have an especific place, or an especific end, this means that depends totally on the QR creator.
Why is it significant? This works for people who want to comunicate something to the community or to the people around him something or to receive their opinion or something. This helps the creator of the QR code because he doesn't need to pass the link letter by letter with his friends or with the people around him
What is it? "QR codes are two-dimensional bar codes that can contain any alphanumeric text and often feature URLs that direct users to sites where they can learn about an object or place (a practice known as “mobile tagging”). According to the PDF, but basically in my own words, QR codes are bars of codes that can direct people to especific links, forms, and different types of things all around the internet.
How does it work? As I said on the who does it, I said that the computer that mades it does it in a "universal machine language" that shows or tells your computer or phone where to go or it gives a link to transport you into that link for you to explore.
who's doing it? According to the PDF, there isn't someone especifically who draws line per line. This does it a computer all over the world, but generally from Japan and England. This works because it's made like a "Secret computer language."
