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Making it easy for your attendees.
uick Response (QR) codes and Microsoft Tags (M-Tags) are similar to barcodes with the difference
being the amount of data that can be held or shared. They allow content to be decoded at high speed via a mobile de- vice. QR codes and M-Tags can be added to anything and used to store all sorts of information including websites, map loca- tions, contact information, text notes, product identifi cation and more. When you scan or read one with your smartphone, you can
link to digital content on the web; activate a number of phone functions including email, IM and SMS; and connect the mo- bile device to a web browser. The uses for QR codes and M-Tags are endless. You can
make life easier for your meeting attendees by creating them for almost anything you want or need to share with them. Here is just a sampling: • Maps
• Speaker downloads - handouts, schedules, speaker bio, topics
• Hotel room registration - rather than waiting in long lines, they scan the code and complete their registration online.
• Business Cards - allows the attendee to scan and easily import contact info
• Pre, post-event evaluations
• Use them to get Likes and Follows or increase attendance at your meeting/event
• Print on hats and t-shirts for promotion • Teambuilding - scavenger hunts or other games
Don’t have a QR code or M-Tag app on your smartphone? To fi nd an app compatible with your phone, just visit
www.mobile-barcodes.com or
http://tag.microsoft.com.
Download your QR code or M-Tag app, then scan either of these for our easy, 3-step guide to creating your own!
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