Unveiling QR Codes: Understanding, Purpose, and Communication

Jun 29, 2025

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Explore the concept of QR codes, decoding the information they contain, and how they are used for communication. Learn to create and interpret QR codes for effective information sharing and communication strategies.

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Unveiling QR Codes: Understanding, Purpose, and Communication

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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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