SCANNING QR CODES | TO LEARN MORE
If you’ve ever wished you could find more information about a program or topic or idea in the WTVP Program Guide, your wish has come true.
Select articles and program highlights in the WTVP Program Guide include a QR code. With most newer smartphones, you can simply view this code through your built-in camera and it will instantly and automatically link you to a website or document related to the material. Older phones may require a separate app. Each code will also have a web address below it that you can use to access the information with your computer or smartphone browser.
You will find information, videos and links on this page to help you take full advantage of QR code technology.
We’re employing this technology:
- To help you satisfy your curiosity
- To direct you to a wealth of online WTVP and PBS resources you may not know about
- To increase the value of the Program Guide to our members
We’ll be adding more QR codes in future issues. Use the code with this article to learn more about the technology and how to use it.
As always, thank you for engaging with and supporting WTVP! WTVP will NEVER share your information with third parties.
What is a QR CODE?
You’ve probably seen QR codes. They’re everywhere, from websites to advertisements. They look a bit like barcodes but, instead of vertical stripes, they are made up of square–shaped patterns. As an increasing number of businesses start to use them, they are becoming more and more recognizable, and many smartphones now come with built-in QR readers.
More Information About QR CODES
Wikipedia QR Code Article
QR Codes for Dummies
HOW TO SCAN QR CODES
These days, QR codes are everywhere. These modern-day barcodes let you quickly open a web page, download an app, send text messages and more. All you have to do is scan them with your smartphone camera to get access to all this helpful information. Here’s how to scan a QR code with your iPhone or Android phone.
With most modern smart phones you can use the camera app to scan QR Codes. Older models may require you to download a QR reader app from your phone’s app store.
iPHONE
In this episode, we show you the easiest way to scan a QR code using the camera app on your iPhone. This is also applicable to iPad and iPod devices with iOS 12 and up.
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ANDROID
Easily scannable QR codes on flyers, billboards, instructions, and more help to make it easy to send people directly to a specific website, all from just pointing their phone’s camera lens at the code. If you’re curious how they work, you’ve come to the right guide.
Google Lens:
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Check out the full guide on TechJunkie.com!
https://www.techjunkie.com/
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