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Single QR Code for 10 student

Ahmed Kutty 120 Reputation points
2026-06-13T14:08:17.6633333+00:00

I want to create single QR code in my Tution Centre. I teach 30 student.

I would like to know how to create single QR code for all student. Once each one svan the QR code data will store in excel sheet or in similar one. I want to enter student ID number only. Data storage will be date, time and id number

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  1. Jorbox 0 Reputation points
    2026-06-14T10:24:16.8066667+00:00

    Yes — you can use a single QR code for all your students. The trick is to have the one code point to a shared destination (a class page, a Google Form, or a folder) rather than encoding individual student data into separate codes.

    A clean way to set it up:

    1- Decide what the code should open — a class portal, attendance form, shared notes, or a registration form

    2- Create that destination first (a Google Form works well for attendance or sign-up, and it's free)

    3- Generate a dynamic QR code pointing to that link, so all 30 students scan the same code

    4- Print and display it; if you change the linked form later, the same code keeps working

    I used QRLynx for the code itself because the free plan supports dynamic codes and shows scan counts, so you can see how many students actually scanned. A dynamic code matters here — if you later need separate info per student, you can branch the linked page without reprinting. Quick tip: if you want to tell students apart, have the Form ask for name/roll number on submit rather than making a code per student — far less to manage for a class of 30.

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