Use case
Create a QR code for schools and training
Teachers, schools and training providers: a QR code on a worksheet, a classroom poster or course material opens a video, an extra document or the quiz you built with your usual tool. It also showcases student projects at an exhibition, and its destination can be updated from one year to the next.
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- Editable QR code
- Scan statistics
- Hosted in France
Start from a ready-made template
A mobile page in your colors with your links, products or menu. Editable at any time, without reprinting the QR code.
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Concrete benefits for your business
Resources in one scan
No more copying a long URL on the board: students or trainees scan and land directly on the video, the PDF or the exercise.
Reusable materials
With a dynamic QR code, the printed worksheet stays valid: you change the linked resource from one lesson or one year to the next.
Projects in the spotlight
Exhibition, open day, school newsletter: a QR code next to a piece of work links to the students' video, slideshow or podcast.
Measurable use
Scan statistics show whether a resource is being used and on which dates, for example before a test.
Taking the lesson beyond the printed page
An activity sheet or training handout has its limits: you cannot fit a video, an audio recording or an interactive exercise into it. A QR code printed in a corner of the sheet connects it to those digital resources. Students scan in class with a tablet, or at home to revise, without copying a long, error-prone web address.
For a whole unit, a page created with the page builder can gather all the resources: intro video, summary document, exercises, a link to the final quiz. A single QR code at the start of the workbook or booklet is enough. For a single document, the “File” type lets you upload a PDF or an image of up to 25 MB directly.
Quizzes, surveys and interactive activities
Quizzes and surveys are valuable for getting a class or training group to respond. QR Code Facile does not create them, but it makes them instantly accessible: you prepare the quiz with your usual tool, then project or display a QR code that leads to it. Everyone reaches the right page in a few seconds instead of wasting time on the address.
With a dynamic QR code, you can even keep a single code displayed in the room and change its destination for each session: the weekly quiz, an end-of-module survey, a training evaluation form. In professional training, it is a simple way to collect trainee feedback through your own questionnaire.
Student projects, exhibitions and protecting minors
At an exhibition or open day, a QR code next to each piece of work lets visitors watch the video, listen to the podcast or browse the slideshow made by the students. Customized in the school's colors, it fits neatly on the labels. Scan statistics show which projects drew attention during the event.
With minors, caution is essential: publish only content for which you have the necessary permissions, avoid full names and personal information, and prefer resources that do not require creating a student account. Choose platforms that comply with your school's rules and check every destination before sharing it.
Practical use cases
Get inspired by these scenarios for your project
Language worksheet
A QR code on the exercise sheet links to the audio recording to listen to, which the teacher replaces each year if needed.
End-of-year exhibition
Next to each model or poster, a QR code in the school's colors leads to the presentation video made by the students.
Professional training
In the trainee booklet, a QR code opens a page with the course materials, videos and, at the end of the session, the link to the evaluation form.
Letters to families
On the back-to-school letter, a QR code leads to the supply list as a PDF and the meeting calendar on the school's website.
Create your QR in 4 steps
A simple, fast process with no technical skills required
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Choose the resource
Video, PDF document, exercise page, quiz or survey built with your usual tool, or a mobile page gathering several links.
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Create the QR code
Link type for a web page, “File” type for a PDF or an image (up to 25 MB), multi-link for a resources page.
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Add it to your materials
Activity sheets, classroom posters, training booklets, exhibition labels, letters to families.
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Test and track
Scan in the real conditions of the room, then check the statistics to see which resources are used.
Best practices for an effective QR
Our recommendations to maximise your results
Test in real conditions
Check that the QR code scans with the classroom tablets, under the room's lighting and at the intended distance.
Avoid mandatory accounts
Whenever possible, choose resources that can be viewed without signing up, especially for underage students.
Enlarge it for projection
A QR code projected on the board must be big enough to scan from the back of the room.
One QR code per unit
Gather a unit's resources on one page rather than putting several codes on the same sheet.
Check the links every year
At the start of the school year, make sure the linked videos and documents are still online and update the destination if needed.
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about this solution
No, QR Code Facile does not offer a quiz or survey tool. The QR code links to the quiz or survey you created with the tool of your choice.
No, scanning a QR code is done with the phone or tablet camera. The destination site may require a login, though: where possible, choose resources that work without a student account.
Yes, with the “File” type: upload the PDF, image or document (up to 25 MB) and the QR code opens it directly.
Yes, with a dynamic QR code: keep the printed worksheet and simply change the destination resource if it changes.
No, they cover the number of scans, dates and countries or cities, not the identity of the people. They show whether a resource is used, not how a student behaves.
The free plan allows 5 QR codes and 100 scans per month. For a school or training provider with many materials, the Pro plan offers unlimited scans and groups to organize QR codes.
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