QR code templates for schools and education.

What to print

• 01

  Textbooks and worksheets

  A code beside an exercise links to the worked solution or the lesson video, without crowding the page.

• 02

  Campus signage

  A map code at the gate and a directions code at each building help new students and visitors find the room.

• 03

  Open days and posters

  A registration code on the poster collects names before the day, and a calendar code puts the date in the phone.

• 04

  Library and assignments

  A reading-list code on the shelf, and a download code on the assignment sheet, so the PDF is always the current one.

Before you print

1. 01

   Keep the file current

   A worksheet is photocopied for years. A dynamic code points to the latest version of the file, whatever copy is in the room.

2. 02

   Make the print big enough for a shared phone

   Students scan from a desk, at an angle. A code about 3 cm (1.2 in) wide on a worksheet reads comfortably.

3. 03

   Check the school network

   Some school networks block certain sites. Open the destination on the school network before you print.

Questions

Can I link a code to a YouTube lesson?

Yes. A video or link code opens the lesson; a dynamic code lets you swap the video next term without reprinting the book.

Is a QR code safe for children to scan?

The code only opens the page you choose. Point it to a page you control and review, and avoid pages with ads or sign-in walls.

Can students make their own codes?

Static codes are free and need no account, so a class can make codes for a project and print them the same day.