J. Technology and Education, Vol.15, No.2, pp.41-46, 2008
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Development of Teaching Materials for a Physical Chemistry Experiment
Using the QR Code
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Tadayosi YOSHUMURA*
Department of Chemistry and Biology Engineering, Fukui National College of Technology,
Geshi-cho, Sabae, Fukui 916-8507, Japan
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(Received November 12, 2008; Accepted November 28, 2008)
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The development of teaching materials with the QR code was attempted in an educational environment using a mobile telephone.@The QR code is not sufficiently utilized in education, and the current study is one of the first in the field.@The QR code is encrypted.@However, the QR code can be deciphered by mobile telephones, thus enabling the expression of text in a small space.
Contents of "Physical Chemistry Experiment" which are available on the Internet are briefly summarized and simplified.@They are encoded in QR in each theme of the experiment.@They are put on studentfs laboratory table.@Its utilization as a supplementary teaching aid before, during, and after the teaching experience was attempted. Student utilized the teaching materials of the handmade QR code, and then he/she finished the laboratory experiment.
Key words: QR code, Mobile telephone, Experiment Teaching Materials
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