If you teach K-2, you know the nightmare: Typing "http://site.com/login" on 25 separate iPads while 6-year-olds wait.
Clever Badges are great, but what if you want to link to a specific website that isn't on Clever? Or create a "WiFi Pass" for your classroom door? You need a simple, custom QR code generator that works with the tools you already use.
3 Ways to Use This in Your Classroom
The WiFi Door Sign
Create a code with your classroom network info. Visitors scan it to join instantly without typing passwords.
Station Rotation
Tape a code to each table. Table 1 scans to go to a YouTube video. Table 2 scans to open a Google Doc.
Login Cards
Student forgets their password? Scan their card to see a (hidden) hint or direct login link.
How to Make Them (Step-by-Step)
Step 1: The Sheet Setup
Open a new Google Sheet. In Column A, put student names. In Column B, put the URL you want them to go to.
| John Doe | https://www.getepic.com/sign-in |
| Jane Smith | https://web.seesaw.me/ |
Step 2: Generate
Install the Bulk QR Code Generator (it's free and GDPR compliant).
Select Column B as the QR Data. Choose a size (Medium is usually best for desk cards).
Step 3: Print & Laminate
The add-on creates a Google Doc with your codes in a neat grid. Print it out, cut them up, and laminate them for durability. Tape them to the corner of student desks or the back of their ID tags.
Why not just use a website generator?
- Ads & Tracking: Many free sites are full of ads or track student data. Our Google add-on runs securely in your Workspace.
- Bulk Speed: Generating 30 codes one by one on a website takes an hour. In Sheets, it takes 10 seconds.