CogDog Gets Coded!
1 11 2007Hooray! Alan Levine (aka CogDog) has a QR Code (perhaps the online equivalent of getting microchipped? :))! He’s had a look at Semapedia and now also sports a QR Code on his blog sidebar, which provides a handy link to a mobilised version of his blog feed.
It’s terrific to see other educators adopting and implementing QR Codes to make their own content more mobile and accessible!
Tags: cogdog, alanlevine, qrcode, qr-code, qr code, 2dbarcode, 2d barcode, kaywa, feed2mobile, semapedia
Leonard - I started an online magazine 2d-code to keep up with the various applications and uses as the QR Code virus hits the West. I am hoping it will be a collaborative effort, so if you or any of your readers feel like contributing at any time, you’re welcome. - Roger
Last week, Neomedia/Gavitec launched the new version of Lavasphere (NeoReader).
neom.com
Have you downloaded it yet?
neoreader.com/download.html
Lavasphere is a key component of Glass.
activeprint.org/glass.html
Gavitec and HP have a strong partnership. They are part of the MC2.
mobilecodes.org
Lavasphere/NeoReader can now read 2d open standard codes (Data Matrix, QR codes, Aztec Codes) and 1D codes (EAN, UPC, and Code 128).
neoreader.com/how.html
By the end of the year, I believe Neoreader/Lavasphere will be able to read all 1d (i.e. UPC/EAN/JAN, 2/5 interleave, Code 39, Code 128 ) and 2d (i.e. PDF417, Data Matrix, QR, Aztec, Maxicode) codes by the end of the year.
gavitec.com/The_off-the-shelf_code_reader.496.0.html
“The company’s technology now reads five types of codes but will read seven to 10 by the end of the year, Hoffman said.”
news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070814/BUSINESS/70814059/1075
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