So 'Sandy says' that we should download the app for QR codes onto our smartphones as it was quite useful. I thought that sounded quite doable. I'll let you know that I'm no stranger to the 'Idiot's guides..' in our library's collection - so to download the app for the QR codes I consulted the online version in the form of 'Google'. After deciphering some step-by-step instructions, I eventually managed to download the app onto 'that computer in one's pocket' - as 'Sandy says'.
Since starting my studies in 2012 my colleagues have always been intrigued (and involved) with whatever I was doing at the library school - bearing in mind that they studied librarianship some 20 odd years ago. It was no exception when I told them about the QR codes. Soon we were scanning every QR code we could lay our hands on - as 'Sandy says' - from magazines to newspapers. We were gleaming with excitement as we witnessed QR codes being translated into webpages - very much like kids in a candy store. So my QR code app proved to be quite a hit - thank you, Sandy!!
... and so I continue my arduous yet fascinating journey in cyberspace. I am yet to join the 'birds' (Bernie's words) in Twitter ... baby steps for me, thank you!
One step at a time
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