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QR Code
Atto ::: atto_qrcode
Maintained by 
Brain Station 23
Moodle Atto QR-Code is an Atto sub-plugin to easily create and integrate QR Code to Moodle Atto editor.
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Moodle Atto-QR Code
Moodle Atto QR-Code is an Atto sub-plugin that can easily create and integrate QR Code to Moodle Atto editor.
This library helps you to generate QR codes in a jiffy. It also uses bacon/bacon-qr-code to generate the matrix and khanamiryan/qrcode-detector-decoder for validating generated QR codes.
After installing the plugin, the text editor looks like this
Features
- Easy QR Code Integration
- Flexible to Customize
- QR Code Size
- QR Code Margin
- Background and Foreground Color of QR Code
- Global Setting Page to Avoid Overwhelming Input
Configuration
You can install this plugin from Moodle plugins directory or can download from Github.
Global Setting page
Dashboard -> Site administration -> Plugins -> Text editors -> Atto HTML editor -> QR Code
- Define your default QR-Code size, Margin, RGBA (Red, Green, Blue, Alpha) Background and Foreground color.
Toolbar Settings
Dashboard -> Site administration -> Plugins -> Text editors -> Atto HTML editor -> Atto toolbar settings
usages
After installing the plugin, you can use the plugin by following:
- Go to Atto HTML Editor
- Click on QR-Code Icon From Toolbar
- Insert QR-Code Content
- Insert Width, Margin, Background and Foreground color (Optional) of QR Code
- Done!
Useful links
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Contributors
Brain Station 23 (Lead maintainer)
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it's a great idea to have an easy way to add qr codes to a Moodle course. Thank you very much!
But is there also any idea to read a qr code or bar code as an availability condition? For some user groups as smaller kids a password could be easier to use with a qr code. Also for gamification it could be a nice add-on to scan the qr code instead of typing a password. Yes, for this idea the plugin should also work with the mobile Moodle app.
Ralf