Lesson Code: QR Code to share lessons | Voters

Lesson Code: QR Code to share lessons

Jo-Ann Fox

It would be wonderful if Nearpod had a QR code generated for lessons so that we can quickly and easily share NP lessons with primary students who are using iPads.

May 18, 2021

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吳嘉龍 NG KA LUNG

2 years have passed and still no progress

Christian Rossi

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Please add a QR code to share lessons with students

Lorena Martinez

It would be wonderful to add a QR code when sharing lessons with students and teachers. It would be a great feature to have available for those with laptops or iPhones. Thank you!

August 22, 2023

Christian Rossi

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QR Code

Raven Johnson

It would be great to get a QR code generated for the login when using an iPad or tablet for early childhood uses.

July 28, 2023

Christian Rossi

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Easier Login for Littles

Natalie Wolter

If Kinders could join a lesson without inputting the code, like scanning a QR code or sharing the lesson with airdrop (since they are 1:1 ipads.

September 20, 2022

Christian Rossi

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Generate a QR Code

Lauren Hurt

When sharing a Nearpod lesson there are options to: email, social, link, embed, google classroom, remind and/or Microsoft Teams. It would be so great to also have a QR code that automatically generates to share instead of making one in another website using the link.

September 20, 2022

Christian Rossi

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QR CODE

Jenna Platt

Having Nearpod generate a QR code for each lesson so you can put that up instead of having to share to Google classroom etc.

September 20, 2022

Christian Rossi

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OR Codes to join

Letitia Kracht

It would be super helpful to to have a QR code option to log in with younger students.

September 20, 2022

Jenna Platt

YES PLEASE!

Jenna Platt

YES!

Rachel Boorsma

We make our QR codes manually through a third party site, but having them generated right in Nearpod would skip an extra step that we have to do and an extra support person that we have to engage!

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