This is a QR code. It's atype of bar code and this one contains the URL of a website. It was generated using the brilliant Kaywa.com. Also available on the site are QR code readers for mobile phones (Symbian i.e. Nokia phones and Java based phones - the website will tell you if your phone is supported). How could you use this in education?
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