Showing posts with label visual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visual. Show all posts
Monday, November 9, 2015
Visualead: Colorful QR Code Generator
Visualead is a free and user friendly tool for generating colorful QR codes in three simple steps.
1. Uppload an image.
2. Drag the slider over the image.
3. Click lick a button to generate the embed code.
Visualead is integrated with many popular social networking tools which allows you to create a QR code to suit your needs.
Here is an example of a QR code created with the free version of Visualead. This was designed to help training participants quickly jump to my Digital Differentiation interactive page.
Uses in the Classroom
Here are some excellent sources of ideas for using QR codes in the classroom from some amazing educators..
- QR Codes in the Classroom, Kathy Schrock's Gude to Everything.
@kathyschrock - 50 Interesting Ways to Use QR Codes in the Classroom, Tom Barrett's collaborative, interactive Google Doc filled with ideas.
@tombarrett - AutoGenerate QR Codes in a Google Spreadsheet, Tammy Worcestor's Tip of the Week.
@tammyworcester
Try Visualead
Scroll over this interactive image to try Visualead for yourself.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Oolone and More Search Engines for Students
Oolone is a new visual search engine that displays results as web previews instead of text, offering a nice option for efficient and intuitive searching. An oolone search displays the top four results in a grid that allows uses to scroll over the images to get a closer look at the site before actually selecting it. Designed to be a quicker and more efficient way to search, it speaks to the idea that that sometimes an image is the best answer to a question.
With the added bonus of plugins available for Google Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer, it's easier than ever to offer students search options to fit their unique learning styles. I've added it to my Bag of Search Engines for Students found below. If you like this Bag, feel free to click on the embed button at the bottom and quickly embed it in a place for student use.
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