Introducing QR codes
As the Library continuously strive to offer quality service to the Academic Community, the Library now uses QR codes for easier data capture of information about the library and its other available resources.
A QR (Quick Response) Code is a type of barcode that can be read instantly by any camera and Internet-ready mobile device (i.e., smartphones, Android, tablets, iOS such as iPad/iPhone/iPod). You may find a QR code embedded in the print handouts, pathfinders and postings available in the Library. At times, it is also pasted on video/DVD cases, linking the data to mobile-friendly video trailers. QR Codes for the DLSU library website, the OPAC and other LORA accounts in social media (Facebook, Twitter and Skype) are also available.
If your device has a built-in QR Code reader, open the application, point your device’s camera to the code, snap a picture of the code and wait until the data linked to the QR code is displayed.
If your device does not have a QR Code Reader yet, you may install one by downloading it at Apple Store, Blackberry Appworld, Google Play, Nokia Ovi Store, QuickMark or Windows Marketplace. You can also download it from the following links:
Carrier charges may apply depending on the service provider used to connect to the Internet.
Use the poster's QR code to start searching for books |
Scan to instantly connect to the Library’s social media accounts |
LORA’s contact information in QR codes |