QR codes

QR codes, or, what are those squares popping up everywhere?

 

Many people have been wondering about the odd squares appearing in our catalog and on library posters.  These are called QR codes.  If you have a smart phone/mobile device, simply get a QR reader app and scan the code.  You will then be brought to a mobile webpage designed to give you more information.  

QR codes can also encode phone numbers, addresses, URLs, text messages, etc.

You may also generate your own QR codes - one free generator is qrcode.kaywa.com

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