Scan Anything with the Rocketbook App
I just started using a Rocketbook at work. I'm capturing planning session notes and adding to a shared OneNote notebook at work. Problem is that we're midway through the project--my other notes are in a paper notebook and I'd like to digitize those as well. Would be great if I could download (or include in book itself) a "Rocketbook" Border that I could place over my paper notes so that I could digitize those as well. I'm almost at the point of creating a black frame with the QR code to see if I can work a hack for my own use. However, I might be willing to pay a small amount of money to download a pre-configured frame--either a physical frame I could print or, even better, an overlay built into the photo setting within Rocketbook.
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05 May, '21
Adam MergedSo I saw that some people wanted to use stickers or they print out sheets of paper that include the QR code from the website, or frankly some people just like using their preferred method of writing material. Rather than doing that I was wondering if this was possible:
* Take notes on any piece of paper
* Scan the piece of paper for the dimensions
* Generate QR code
* Scan the QR code with notes. -
07 May, '21
Steven Chen Admin"Augmented reality QR code" (suggested by Adam on 2021-05-05), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
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08 Oct, '21
SusanLook for teacher hacks for Rocketbook on YouTube. Some very clever ideas, and very useful for many people, I’m sure.
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23 Jan
Marnie WI use the beacons for this - they work on anything, not just white boards.