CRYPTOGRAPHY

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CRYPTOGRAPHY. LESSON 3A LESSON OBJECTIVES. Lesson 3A. To understand what kind of information is coded onto a QR code To understand the purpose and use of QR codes To use a QR code to communicate information.

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CRYPTOGRAPHY LESSON 3A LESSON OBJECTIVES
Lesson 3A • To understand what kind of information is coded onto a QR code • To understand the purpose and use of QR codes • To use a QR code to communicate information

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