Nik's Learning Technology Blog: 20 + Things you can do with QR codes in your school

Those of you who've had an opportunity to peruse the slides in Social media for you and me (Beaufait & Terada, 2016.06.11) will have seen dozens of QR codes pointing out various online resources.

Here's another one:

http://goo.gl/pxDilp

It points to a 25 September 2015 post by Nik Peachey that tickled a strand in my Diigo social bookmarking network today: Nik's Learning Technology Blog: 20+ Things you can do with QR codes in your school. 

Nik's an English language teaching and technology guru that I met several years ago through a series of virtual workshops entitled Blogging for Beginners and Blogging for Educators. EdTechTalk is a Diigo group with which he shared that post 7 June 2016.

If you have any questions about QR codes or suggestions of other ways to use them around your schools, please do not hesitate to spell them out in comments on this post.

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Social media for you and me? (Beaufait & Terada, 2016.06.11)

Here is the slideshow from our presentation about social media at the PIGATE gathering on June 11, 2016:

We'd love to read [and respond to] concerns, questions, and suggestions regarding social media for learning, teaching, and professional development, both from attendees and from people who were unable to attend the session at KGU. Please feel free to spell them out either in comments on this post or in tweets to #higopigate20160611.

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Twittering _for_ children (pab's first tweet)

"I would not make kids signing up for Twitter compulsory; they can follow ... hashtag[s] without joining Twitter" (Couros, 2011.11.21).

— Paul Beaufait (@pabeaufait) 2016.06.10

Sounds good for adults, too, doesn't it?