maomizhuzhu

You've probably bought a xx and see the casher scanning the item to give its price.It works because each product has a code that is a shortcut, it prevents the casher from having a look up each item.Well,these days new kinds of codes are appearing that are scannable with camera phones,and like a casher scanner they create shortcuts to all kinds of information.This is QR codes explaned by common craft.In our online world everything is linked together,you visit a website and click a link to visit another site,send a message,xx a photo or download a video, a simple click make everything possible.On the other hand,our physical world is what you see walking down the street,the problem is nothing is clickable,you can't click url on a container to see recipes,you can't click an attach xx to read about it on the pedia.So,you won't have a type of link, take a notes or keep on walking.But that's starting to change,you may have seen codes like this,they are called QR codes or quick response codes,and they mean your camera phone can now be a little like a casher scanner ,once you have a QR reader app on your smart phone,you can put your smart phone on these codes, and it immediately grab the useful information,let's see you are running areas and went by a sign says new show coming soon and there is a QR code,you can just open your QR reader up,put your camera phone on the code and the app automatically give you options,no links to remember,no notes, just put your phone on the QR code and they will become clickable.But that's just the beginning, image visiting a landmark and use a QR code to watch a video about it or scanning a QR code of a newspaper or a magazine to email a link to your friend, or scanning want to follow your little bakery on the twitter.QR codes are important because the first time they make the real world clickable.

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张兰曦

Homework
You've probably bought groceries,and seen the cashier scanned the item to get the price. I t works because each product has a code, that's a short cuts. It prevent the cashier from looking into prices for each item. While these days new kinds of code appearing that is scanable with cameraphone,. And like a cashier scanner,they provide short cuts to all knids of information. This is QR code, explained by common craft.
In our online world, everything is linked together. You visit a website and cilck a link to visit another site, send messages , view photo or download video. A simple click makes everything possible.
On the other hand, our physical world is what you see walking down the street. The probably is, nothing is clickable. You can'r click a URL on a container to see recipes. You can't click a statue to read about it on the wikipedea.So, you are in the type of link, take notes or just keep walking, but that is starting to change.
You may have seen codes like this, they are called QR or quick response codes, and it means your cameraphone can now be a little like a cashier scanner. When you have a QR reader app on your smart phone, you can point your cameraphone at this code and immediately grab useful information.
Let's a running earance and walking by a sign says "New Show Coming Soon", and there is a QR code. You can just open your QR reader app, point your cameraphone at the code and the app automatically give you options, no links to remember, no notes, just point your phone at the QR code and the real world becomes clickable. But that's just the beginning. Imagine visiting a landmark and a QR code to watch a video about it or scanning a QR code in newspaper or megazine to email a link to a friend or scanning want to follow your local bakery on the twitter.
QR code is important because for the first time it makes a real world clickable.

Guzo

You've probably bought groceries, and seeing the cashier scanning an item to get its price. It works because each product has a code, that's a shortcut, it prevents the cashier from having to look up each item. Well, these days, new kinds of codes are appearing that are scanable with camera phones, and like a cashier scaner, they creat shortcuts to all kinds of information. This is QR codes, explained by common craft. In our on-line world, everything is linked together,you visit a website, and click a link to visit another site, send a message, view a photo, or download a vedio, a simple click makes everything possiable. On the other hand, our physical world is what you see walking down the street, the problem is, nothing is clickable, you can't click a URL on a container to see recepiets, you can't click a statue to read it by a wikepedia, so you either type in the link, take notes, or just keep walking. But that starting to change, you may have seen codes like this, they are called QR, or quick response codes, and they mean your camera phone can now be a little like a cashier scaner. Once you have a QR reader APP on your smart phone, you can point your camera phone at this codes and immediately grap useful information. Let say running airions and walk by a sign that says new show coming soon, and there's QR code, you can just open your QR reader APP, point your camera phone at the code, and the APP will automatically give you options. No links to remember, no notes, just point your phone at the QR code and the real world becomes clickable, but that just a begining. Imagine visiting a landmark, and using a QR code to watch a vedio about it, or scaning a QR code in a newspaper or magazine to email a link to a friend, or scanning one to follow your local bakery on twiter, QR codes are important because for the first time, they make the real world clickable.
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vivibear888

HW
You've probably bought groceries and see the cashier scan on the item to get it's price.It works because each product has a code that's a shortcut.It provents the cashier from having to look up each item.Well,these  days new kind of codes appearing that was scanable with camerphones.And like cashier scanner,they creat shortcuts to all kinds of information.This is QR codes explained by common craft.In our MI world everything is linked together,you visit a website,and click a link to visit another site,send message, view a photo ,or download video.Simple click makes everything possible.On the other hand,our physical world is what you see down the street,the problem is nothing is clickable.You can't click URL on the containier to see recipies,you can't click statue to read about it on wikipedia,so you inner type in the link,take notes or just keep walking.That's starting to change ,you may see codes like this,they are called QR or quick response codes,and thay mean your telephone can now be a little like a cashier's scanner.Once you have a QR reader app on your cellphone,you can point your camerphone at this codes,and immediately grab useful informations.Let's see arounding areas,and what by your side says new show coming soon,and there's a QR code,you can just open your QR reader app,point your cemarphone at the code, and the app automatically gives your options.NO insting number,no notes, just point your phone on the QR code and the real world becomes clickable.But that's just a beginning.Imaging visting  a landmark and use a QR code to watch a video about it or scanning a QR code on newspaper or magzine to email a link to a friend.Or scanning to following your local bakery on twitter.QR codes are important,because for the first time,they make the real world clickable.

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莽子珈是火星天

you've probably bought groceries and seen the cashier scanning the item to get its price.it works because each product has a code.that's a shortcut.it prevents the cashier from having to look up each item.well,these days new kinds of codes appearing that are scannable with cameraphones.and like a cashier snanner,they creat shortcuts to all kinds of information.this is QR codes explained by common craft.in our online world everything is linked together.you visit the website and click a link to visit another site,send a message,view a photo or download the video.a simple click makes everything possible.on the other hand are physical world is what you see walking down the street.the problem is nothing is clickable.you can't click URL on the container to see recipes.you can't click the statue to read about on wikipedia.so you end up having the typing the link take notes or just keep walking.but that starting to change.you may have seen codes like this.they're called QR or quick response codes.and they mean your cameraphone can now be a little like a cashier scanner. once you have a QR reader app on your smart phone, you can point you cameraphone at these codes and immediately grab useful information.let's see a running area,and walk by a sign that says new show coming soon.and there's a QR code,you can just open you QR reader app, point your cameraphone at the code and the app will automatically give you options.no links to remember,no notes.just point your phone at the QR code and the real world becomes clickable.but that's just beginning,imaging visiting a landmark and using the QR code to watch a video about it,or scanning a QR code in a newspaper or magazine to email a link to a friend,or scanning want to follow your local bakery on twitter.QR codes are important because for the first time they make the real world clickable.
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jami_2001

[Homework]2011-10-16&10-22 QR码
You've probably bought groceries, and seen the cashier scan an item to get its price. It works because each product has a code, that's a shortcut. It prevents the cashier from having to look up each item. Well, these days new kinds of codes are appearing that are scannable with camera phones. And like a cashier scanner, they create shortcuts to all kinds of information. This is QR codes explained by common craft. In our online world, everything is link together. You visit a website and clink a link to visit another site, send a message, view a photo or download a video. A simple click makes everything possible. On the other hand, our physical world is what you see walking down the street, the problem is nothing is clickable. You can't click a url on a container to see recipies. You can't click a statue to read about it on wikipedia. So you end up having to type in link, take notes or just keep walking. But that's starting to change. You may have seen the codes like these, they are called QR or quick response codes. And they mean your camera phone can now be a little like a cashier scanner. Once you have a QR reader app on your smartphone, you can point your camera phone at these codes, and they immediately grab useful information. Let's say you are running errands, and walk by a sign that says "new show coming soon", and there's a QR code. You can just open your QR reader app, point your camera phone at the code and the app will automatically give you options. No links to remember, no notes, just point your phone at the QR code and the real world becomes clickable. But that's just the beginning. Imagining visiting a landmark and using a QR code to watch a video about it. Or scanning a QR code in a newspaper or magazine to email a link to a friend. Or scanning one to follow your local bakery on Twitter. QR codes are important because for the first time they make the real world clickable.

jessiyear

on kylekan

You've probably bought groceries and seen the cashier scan an item to get its price. It works because each product has a code that’s a shortcut. It prevents the cashier from having to look up each item. Well, these days, new kinds of codes are appearing that are scannable with camera phones. And like a cashier's scanner, they create shortcuts to all kinds of information. This is QR Codes Explained by Common Craft.

 

In our online world, / everything is linked together. You visit a website, and click a link to visit another site, send a message, view a photo or download a video. A simple click makes everything possible. On the other hand, our physical world is what you see walking down the street. The problem is nothing is clickable. You can't click a URL on a container to see / recipes. You can't click a statue to read about it on Wikipedia. So, you end up having to type in a link, take notes or just keep walking. But that's starting to change. You may have seen codes like these. They’re called QR or quick response codes. And they mean your camera phone can now be a little like a cashier's scanner. Once you have a QR reader app on your smart phone, you can point / your camera phone at these codes and immediately grab useful information.

 

Let's say you’re running errands and walk by a sign that says “New Show Coming Soon” and there's a QR code. You can just open your QR reader app, point your camera phone at the code, and the app will automatically give you options. No links to remember, no notes, just point your phone at the QR code and the real world becomes clickable. But that's just the beginning. Imagine visiting a landmark and using a QR code to watch a video about it, or scanning a QR code in the newspaper or magazine to email a link to a friend, or scanning one to follow your local bakery on Twitter.

 

QR codes are important because, for the first time, they make the real world clickable.

babydanni

You've probably bought groceries and seen the cashier scan an item to get its price. It works because each product has a code that’s a shortcut. It prevents the cashier from having to look up each item. Well, these days, new kinds of codes are appearing that are scannable with cameraphones. And like a cashier's scanner, they create shortcuts to all kinds of information. This is QR Codes explained by Common Craft. In our online world, everything is linked together. You visit a website, and click a link to visit another site, send a message, view a photo or download a video. A simple click makes everything possible. On the other hand, our physical world is what you see walking down the street. The problem is nothing is clickable. You can't click a url on a container to see recipes. You can't click a statue to read about it on .... So you end up having to type in a link, take notes or just keep walking. But that's starting to change. You may have seen codes like these. They’re called QR or quick response codes. And they mean your camera phone can now be a little like a cashier's scanner. Once you have a QR reader app on your smart phone, you can point your camera phone at these codes and immediately grab useful information. Let's say you’re running ... and walk by a sign says “New Show Coming Soon” and there's a QR code. You can just open your QR reader ape, point your camera phone at the code, and the ape will automatically give you options. No links to remember, no notes, just point your phone at the QR code and the real world becomes clickable. But that's just the beginning. Imagine visiting a landmark and using a QR code to watch a video about it, or scanning a QR code in the newspaper or magazine to email a link to a friend, or scanning one to follow your local bakery on Twitter. QR codes are important because, for the first time, they make the real world clickable.
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wangqi1987

You've probably bought groceries, and seen the cashier scan an item to get its price. It works because each product has a code that is a shortcut. It prevents the cashier from having to look up each item. Well these days new kinds of codes are appearing that are scannable with camera phones. And like a cashier's scanner they create shortcuts to all kinds of information. This is QR code, explained by Common Craft.
In our online world everything is linked together. You visit a website and click a link to visit another site, send a message, view a photo or download a video. A simple click makes everything possible. On the other hand our physical world is what you see walking down the street. The problem is nothing is clickable. You can't click a URL on a container to see recipes, you can't click a statue to read about it on Wikipedia. So you end up having to type in a link take notes or just keep walking. But that's starting to change. You may have seen codes like these, they are called QR, or quick response codes. And they mean your camera phone can now  be a little like a cashier scanner. Once you have a QR reader app on your smart phone, you can point your camera phone at these codes and immediately grab useful information.
Let's say you are running errands, and walk by a sign that says 'new show, comming soon', and there is a QR code. You can just open your QR reader app, point your camera phone at the code, and the app will automatically give you options. No links to remember, no notes, just point your phone at the QR code and real world becomes clickable. But that's just the beginning.
Imagine visiting a landmark and using a QR code to watch a video about it, or scanning a QR code in a newspaper or magazine to email a link to a friend, or scanning one to follow your local bakery on twitter. QR codes are important because for the first time they make the real world clickable.

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刘海峰_1

HOMEWORK
You've probaly bought groceries and see the cashier scann the items to get  surperise.It works but each product has a code,that's a shortcut.It prevents a cashier from having a look up each item.Well, these days new kinds of codes appearing that scannable was camera phones.And like a cashier scanner ,they creat a shortcut to all kinds of information.This is QR codes,explianed by common craft.In our online world , everything is link together.You visit a website and quick link to visit another site,send a message,review folder or download the video.A simple click make everything possible.On the other hand , are physical world is what we see walking on the street.There probaly means nothing is quickable.You can quick URL on a container just the recipes,you can quick sdashu to read back the repi.So you want to type in the link,take notes or just keep walking.But that's starting to change,you may see a code like this,they called QR or quick response codes.And they mean your camera phone can not be a little like a cashier scanner. when you have a QR reader APP on a smart phone ,you can point you camera phone at these codes ,and immediatly grab useful information.But say a running erands and walk by a sign says new shop, coming soon and this is a QR code.you can just open you QR reader APP ,point your camera phone at the code, and the APP automatically give you options.No links number no notes ,just point you cell phone  to the QR code and real world becomes quikalbe ,but that't just the beginnig.And matching with a land mark using a QR code to watching video about it .Or scann ing your QR code to news paper or magzines to email a link to a friend. Or scannig one to following your local b on treater.QR codes are important ,because for the first time they make the really world quikable.

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乐由心生11

HW
You've probably bought grociries and see the casher scanned on the item to get its price. It works because each product has a code, that's a short code.  It province the cashier from having a look up each item. Well these days new kinds of codes emparing  that scanable with camerphones and like a cash scanner they create short codes to all kinds information.  This is QR codes explained by common craft. In our online world everthing is linked togerher you visit the website and click a link to visit another site, send a message via photo or downlode video. A simple click makes everything possible. On the other hand our psysical world is what you see walking down the street. The problem is nothing is quickable, you can't click URL on a container to see rasi, you can't click a statue to read on  . So you tapping in a link taking notes or just keep walking. Bur that's starting to change. You may have seen codes like these, they are called QR or quick response codes and they mean your cameraphone can now be a liitle like a casher sanner. Onec you have a QR read app on your smartphone you can point  your camerphone at these codes and immediately i usefull information. Let's say a running areas and what by our signs that says new show coming soon. And there's QR code you can just open your QR reading app put your cameral phone at the code and the app all give your options no links to remember no notes. Just put your phone at a QR code and the real world becomes clickable. But that's just the beginning, a magic visiting QR code to watch a video about it or scanning a QR code on a newspaper or magzine  to email a link to a friend or sanning your local bacray on t . QR codes are important because for the first time they make the real world clickable.

cindy尛魚

You've probably bought groceries and seen the cashier scan an item to get its price. It works because each product has a code that’s a shortcut. It prevents the cashier from having to look up each item. Well, these days, new kinds of codes are appearing that are scannable with camera phones. And like a cashier's scanner, they create shortcuts to all kinds of information. This is QR Codes * by Common * .



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QR codes are important because, for the first time, they make the real world clickable.

mariawjj

you are probably bought groceries, and seen the cashier scan the items to get it's price. It works because each products has a code that is a short cut. It provents the carriers from having to look up each item. Well, these days new kinds of codes appearing that scanable with camara phone. Like a cashier scanner, they create a short cut to all kinds of information. This is QR codes explained by common craft.
In our oneline world, everything is linked together. You visit a website, and clik a link to another site, send a message, view a photo or download a vedio. a simple click make everything possible. On the other hand, a physical world is what you see walking down the street. The possible is nothing is clickable. You can't click URL on the containr to see receipes.  
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Once you have a QR read app on your smart phone, you can point your camara phone at this codes at immediatly grab useful information. Let's see you are running errands and walked by a sign that says new show coming soon. And this QR codes. You can just yor open QR read app, point your camara phone like a code, and app automatically give you options. no links to remember, no notes. just print your phone like a QR codes and real world becomes clickable.  but that just begining.
Imaging visit a land market and using a QR code to watch a vadio about it. or scanning a QR code in a newsmaper or magazie to email a link to a friend or scanning want to follow your local bakery on twitter. QR codes are important because for the first time they make a real world clickable.  

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jackcruiser

you have probably bought groceries and seeing the cashier scanning the item to get its price. it works, because each product has a code that's a shortcut. it prevents the cashier from having to look up the price of each items. well, these days new kinds of codes appearing that is scannable via camera phone. and like cashier scanner, they create shortcuts to all kinds of information. this is QR codes explained by common craft. in our online world, everything is linked together. you visit a website and click a link to visit another site. send a message, real photo or download a video. a simple click makes everything possible. on the other hand, our physical world is what you see walking down the street. the problem is nothing is clickable, you can't click an URL of an container to see recipe, you can't click a statue to read about it on wikipedia, you either typing the link, take notes or just keep walking. but that's starting to change, you may have seen codes like these, they are called QR or quick response code. they means you camera phone can now be a litter like a cashier scanner, once you have a QR reader application on your smart phone, you can point your camera phone at these codes and it immediately grab useful information. let us say you running errens, and walk by a slians that says new show coming soon and there is a QR code, you can just open your QR read app, point your camera phone at the code, and the app automatically give you options. no links to remember, no notes, just point your phone at the QR code, and the real world become clickable.but that's just beginning, imagine visiting a landmark and using aQR code to watch a video about that, or scanning a QR code in a newspaper or magazine to email a link to your friend. or still want to follow your local backray on twit. QR are important because for the first time they make the real world clickable.
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