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Sunday, September 25th, 2011 at 3:45 pm |
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Speaking with people at the various museum and heritage shows over the summer I was surprised how many expressed very positive views about using QR codes both within museums and in outside environments. It prompted me to take a closer look to see if they really are an effective method to engage people and whether they really can facilitate learning and participation in the heritage sector.
The general motivation for including QR codes into a project is to enable visitors to access more information relating to the subject. After all, there is only a finite amount of space...