QR codes for schools, churches and community groups
Community organisations send out a lot of paper and answer the same questions every week. A code on the flyer, the notice board and the newsletter opens the live calendar, the sign-up form and the contact page.
For anything involving children, keep names, photos and personal details off public pages and follow your organisation's privacy policy.
10 guides for education, kids and community
Classrooms and teachersPosters and handouts that open homework, resources, and class pages. Tutors and music teachersFlyers, cards and studio signs that open lesson booking, rates and student resources. Daycares and preschoolsParent info sheets and door signs that open forms, menus and calendars. School PTAs and fundraisersBanners, flyers and take-home sheets that open RSVPs, donations and volunteer sign-ups. Summer campsPacking lists, forms and signs that open schedules, medical forms and photos. LibrariesShelf signs and library cards that open renewals, programs and e-books. Churches and congregationsBulletins, welcome cards and signs that open the schedule, giving page or sign-up. Nonprofits and fundraisersDonation tables and programs with a one-scan path to giving or volunteering. Neighborhood associations and HOAsEntrance signs, newsletters and mailboxes that open meetings, forms and alerts. Recycling centers and transfer stationsBin signs and bag tags that open what goes where, hours and drop-off rules.What works in this group
- Print the web address as text next to the code for people who prefer to type.
- Update the calendar on the page, not on the printed flyer.
- Keep private information behind your normal secure login.
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