Had to write up a quick blog post about the QR codes in the conference book for the Association Media & Publishing conference which took place last week. Check these out. Go on, try scanning them and see what happens! Awesomesauce. I love QR codes!
Don’t have a QR code reader on your phone? Click here to see where the first one goes, and click here for the second.
Click here for the third… (normal web version, not the mobile version)
Click here for the fourth…
Click here for the fifth…
And the final one goes here, though this page is not apparently working.
I’d love to see what they end up doing with the responses they get…! But nice job. I had fun scanning all of them to see what was what!
Washington, DC 
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