qr-code

Vocabulary Word

Definition

Just like a barcode, a QR ('Quick Response') code stores data that can be read by machines. It's made up of black squares on a white background and can hold more information like links to websites.

Examples in Different Contexts

A non-profit organization could use QR codes on their promotional materials to direct people to their donation page, streamlining the contribution process.

Practice Scenarios

Academics

Scenario:

We've developed a substantial digital database for the students. We need an easy way for them to access it.

Response:

We can generate a QR code for the database. It would allow students to scan and access our resources easily.

Tech

Scenario:

We need an easy way for users to download our application using their mobile devices.

Response:

A QR code might be the answer! Users can simply scan it and be directed to our app's download page.