QR Codes for Trainers

Using QR codes is an effective and engaging way to make training more interactive and offer learners resources that they can access quickly through mobile devices. QR codes are about connections: connecting people with one another AND connecting them to digital content. The two-dimensional barcodes are used to make it easy for learners to take recommended actions, increase peer-to-peer collaboration and knowledge transfer, conduct real-time activities, and provide instant support materials and job aids. In this Infoline, you will learn how to create QR codes using free or low-cost tools and effective techniques. You’ll also learn to

• Share information for training and performance support
• Enhance learning at conference sessions and events
• Promote learning events and increase attendance
• Measure the effectiveness of QR codes in your learning programs

About the Author

Dr.Kella Price has 13 years of experience in training and development and talent management functions. As CEO of Price Consulting Group, she is a trainer and facilitator. Kella has published on training delivery, social media, diversity, expatriates, stress, job satisfaction, and employee turnover. In addition, she has designed numerous virtual training and development tools. Kella is adept at using learning technologies, including QR codes, blogging, Twitter, bookmarking tools like Delicious, and social media networks like LinkedIn and Facebook. She regularly conducts training on how to use these technologies as business tools for collaboration and building relationships. Her expertise has been featured in several books, including Virtual Training Basics, The Book of Road-Tested Activities, and Pfeiffer Annual. She regularly posts via Twitter @kellaprice and recently authored an ASTD Infoline, “Twitter for Trainers.”