Course materials that stay in step with the course.
Handouts, noticeboards and lab equipment pointing at resources you update through the term without reissuing anything.
Where it gets used
Handouts and reading lists
A code on the first page that always shows the current reading list.
Noticeboards
Timetables and room changes updated once, correct everywhere.
Equipment and labs
Instructions and safety information attached to the thing itself.
Why it has to be dynamic
A term’s worth of printed material is produced before the term starts, and is out of date by week three.
A dynamic code encodes a short link that belongs to you. The pattern is fixed at the moment you print it and never has to change again — you change where it leads, as often as you like, and every copy already in the world follows.
Code types that fit
- Website
- Event
- File download
Each brings its own fields, and the ones that need a page get a hosted mobile page you edit yourself — no website of your own required. See all the types.