Using a QR Code Scavenger Hunt (iHunt) to Promote Library Services to Teens
<p class="bigFirst">Chesterfield County Public Library implemented a new project in November 2011 to promote library services, especially to our teenage customers. This program is a QR code scavenger hunt, which we called the iHunt. It uses QR codes strategically placed throughout th...
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Virginia Tech Libraries
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| description | <p class="bigFirst">Chesterfield County Public Library implemented a new project in November 2011 to promote library services, especially to our teenage customers. This program is a QR code scavenger hunt, which we called the iHunt. It uses QR codes strategically placed throughout three library branches to promote library resources and programming. A mini-grant awarded by the Library of Virginia to the Chesterfield County Public Library has partially funded the iHunt project.</p> |
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| spelling | doaj.art-d69080abb3ce4a3c9fd81558efa084182022-12-21T19:35:35ZengVirginia Tech LibrariesVirginia Libraries2331-33312012-04-0158110.21061/valib.v58i1.1200419Using a QR Code Scavenger Hunt (iHunt) to Promote Library Services to TeensJessica CernyJoLynn Holcomb<p class="bigFirst">Chesterfield County Public Library implemented a new project in November 2011 to promote library services, especially to our teenage customers. This program is a QR code scavenger hunt, which we called the iHunt. It uses QR codes strategically placed throughout three library branches to promote library resources and programming. A mini-grant awarded by the Library of Virginia to the Chesterfield County Public Library has partially funded the iHunt project.</p>https://virginialibrariesjournal.org/articles/419 |
| spellingShingle | Jessica Cerny JoLynn Holcomb Using a QR Code Scavenger Hunt (iHunt) to Promote Library Services to Teens Virginia Libraries |
| title | Using a QR Code Scavenger Hunt (iHunt) to Promote Library Services to Teens |
| title_full | Using a QR Code Scavenger Hunt (iHunt) to Promote Library Services to Teens |
| title_fullStr | Using a QR Code Scavenger Hunt (iHunt) to Promote Library Services to Teens |
| title_full_unstemmed | Using a QR Code Scavenger Hunt (iHunt) to Promote Library Services to Teens |
| title_short | Using a QR Code Scavenger Hunt (iHunt) to Promote Library Services to Teens |
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