Tell students what they are opening
Add a short instruction beside the code, such as “Open the article and read the first paragraph.” The QR code only makes the link easier to open; it does not bypass sign-in or access restrictions on the destination.
It is also a good idea to show a written link for students who cannot scan the code.
Controls and settings
Open Settings and enter a full web address or plain text. You can also add an optional title above the code. Save creates the QR code. Reopen Settings whenever you need to change the content or title. Saving an empty content field clears the code. Resize the window so it can be scanned from the room. The QR control in Vote is separate and is used to join a live poll.
Set it up in Sabura
- Open QR and go to Settings.
- Paste the address or enter text, then add a title if useful.
- Save the code and scan it yourself before class.
A quick exit ticket
Create a short exit-ticket form and turn its address into a QR code. Put one clear question beside it in Notes. Give students a few minutes to respond, and keep a written link or another submission option available for anyone who cannot scan.
Teaching tip
Test the destination while signed out or from a student-style account if possible. A link that works for you may still require access students do not have.
