

DIRECTIONS FOR iPHONE USERS TO DOWNLOAD QR SCANNER APPLICATION:
1. Hit your App Store Application
2. Select search option
3. Search for 2D Sense
4. Select 2D sense
5. Hit free
6. Select install
7. Insert your personal itunes account password
8. Wait for your application to install
9. Once installed hit 2D Sense
10. Take a picture of a TDH QR code using the code scanner
11. Wait for text back containing decoded information from the TDH QR code
12. Follow the information provided to find the next QR code

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We ran a focus group with our target audience to gauge what
their understanding of QR codes. The response was positive.
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To help people fully understand the Tom,Dick&Harriet experience,
we ran and filmed a mock Tom,Dick&Harriet scavenger hunt.
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Clue 1, sent to the gamers at the outset of the game,
to get them off and racing!

When the gamers work out the clues and get to the location
they will find a QR code, scanning this code will reveal the
next clue.

The final clue leads teams to the final destination
where the festivities will take place.

On arrival teams again need to find a QR code,
if they are the first team to arrive, they win!

Once the first team has won, this message will be sent
out to the losing teams, leading them to the party.
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http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/development_tools/qrcreader.html

This reader is downloaded but can only be used on the computer. We need to have one that works on phones.
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- Plato
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Telstra “What are QR Codes” video
http://qrious.com.au/main.html
Telstra bringing QR Codes via the NextG network
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http://www.cscout.com/blog/2009/10/01/yelps-mobile-app-changes-reviewing-dynamics.html
A new app let users review restaurants and shops instantaneously

This sort of application could be useful to our project, instantaneous feedback on clues, sending feedback or part of the game.
- Could compliment the QR Codes
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“cityHUNT scavenger hunt‘s have proven to be one of the most effective forms of corporate team building and experiential marketing.
There are a variety of reasons why this is the case…
Builds Teamwork and Creativity
Customized based on your companies culture and team’s goals
Entertains AND Educates
Includes Everyone!
Scavenger Hunts are the perfect way to get teams to build deeper relationships and boost morale. Plus our hunts are guaranteed to be fun and memorable. When people start solving clues, taking pictures and competing in challenges everyone ends up on the same level and all preconceptions disappear. This is where long term positive change occurs.”
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http://www.callmum.net/digitalmum/makeover.php

“MUM 2.0″ from Telstra is campaign to try and introduce Mum to online communities, helping her out with the unknown factor, the myths, the protocol and happenings within these communities. Telstra is using the GR Codes within their campaign to target the kids not the mum’s, they are for the kids to ‘dob in mum’ (“Scan the mobile code above to dob in mum and you could win an LG Xenon GR500F”). They have identified that codes as something new and interesting for the teenage/young adult group. The GR Code technology has not yet been embraced within Australia, but with large companies like Testra and The Age using them in key, high profile, highly visual ways, they will more readily be recognised.
We could also conclude that:
-Telstra is helping create the target audience for us – young adults, or the future young adults with the knowledge of QR codes.
- Telstra Mobiles must have the appropriate technology scanner to read the codes.
- Telstra is using the “use to win” competition format
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Blast Theory is renowned internationally as one of the most adventurous artists’ groups using interactive media, creating groundbreaking new forms of performance and interactive art that mixes audiences across the internet, live performance and digital broadcasting. Led by Matt Adams, Ju Row Farr and Nick Tandavanitj, the group’s work explores interactivity and the social and political aspects of technology. It confronts a media saturated world in which popular culture rules, using performance, installation, video, mobile and online technologies to ask questions about the ideologies present in the information that envelops us.

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http://2d-code.co.uk/three-rules-of-qr-codes/
1. Mobilize the landing page
2. Keep the url short
3. Make the content valuable
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Welcome to WordPress.com. This is your first post. Edit or delete it and start blogging!
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