Take the survey of library use of QR Codes and Receive a Free Copy of the Report

[Wilhelmina Randtke]

Can we just stop pretending that QR codes matter?  If you need to give
someone a URL, type out the URL.  If you need to give someone on-the-spot
instructions, make a poster, or put a note on a book blank.  It's so much
more likely that people will read a sign.

-Wilhelmina Randtke


On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 1:11 PM, James Moses <primarydat at aol.com> wrote:

> Primary Research Group Inc., (www.PrimaryResearch.com) publisher of
> research reports and surveys about libraries, is surveying library use of
> QR codes.  The international study is open to public, academic and special
> libraries of all nations. The study is only open to libraries that have
> already used QR codes, even if in a very minimal way. Survey participants
> receive a free copy of the final report generated from the survey data.
>  The institutional name of participants is listed but responses are
> aggregated or not attributed to particular respondents.  To take the survey
> follow the link below:
>
> https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/LibraryUseofQR-Codes
>
> James Moses, Research Director
> Primary Research Group Inc.
> 2753 Broadway #156
> NY  NY   10025
> primarydat at gmail.com
>
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