How can I link from a printed textbook to online exercises apart from QR codes?
Graphic Design Asked by Brett Reynolds on December 31, 2021
We’re writing a print textbook that will have online interactive exercises, which we want the students to be able quickly access. We could use QR codes, but they’re ugly. Is there a better solution, or is there a way to make the QR codes look not so bad?
One Answer
You could use one of the visual code generators out there. just a quick google search found this free(ish) one, but there are tons of others: Visual QR Code Generator
Although I would highly recommend going with the paid version if you use this particular one.
Answered by Alith7 on December 31, 2021
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