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    Becky Foellmer
    Feb 21, 2017
    Edited: Mar 30, 2017

    Basketball Dribbling/QR Codes by Matthew Bassett

    in Elementary PE Idea Tank

    A great way to get kids learning independently is by using QR codes. Here, Matthew Bassett (aka @physedapps) shared his handywork: https://goo.gl/gxuQbi

    It's easy to install a QR Reader on any Chromebook. Here are 2 terrific options:

    ScanQR, an app.

    Scan QR, an extension


    Another suggestion, if you don't have time to print and cut the "cards", is to just put the links into Google Classroom. You can, then, have students view a specific chromebook for each skill (where the correct gif is playing). Obviously, it is important to have the Chromebooks in an area separate from where the dribbling will occur to avoid damage.


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