School uses QR code to monitor pupils


New age studies: Ramasamy (standing, second from right) and SJK(T) Ladang Jawi headmistress A. Vasagi (right) looking at pupils using their gadgets and laptops in a classroom.

NIBONG TEBAL: Nothing seems to escape the QR code these days, including schools.

At SJK (T) Ladang Jawi, a QR code system that is linked to a database is used by teachers to assess the behaviour of their pupils.

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