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The Gavel

QR Codes in the Library

Published in The Gavel on April 11th, 2011 by jewatson

Smartphone users now have another way to learn more about the library’s materials.  If you visit the reference wing, you’ll notice a new sign next to the Uniform Laws Annotated:

With the QR reader on your smartphone, take a picture of the QR code to listen to a brief overview of the ULA and information about how to use the source.   QR Codes will soon be available for American Jurisprudence (AM JUR) Trials and Restatements.

 

To learn more about QR Codes, check out Darla Jackson’s article “Standard Barcodes Beware–Smartphone Users May Prefer QR Codes” in Law Library Journal.


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