QR Scavenger Hunt Builder

Hunt name

1 · Stations

	Label	QR content (link or text)	Answer key note (optional)	Type	Code word

One station per line — Label, then content, then an optional note, separated by tabs or commas

A QR content value that looks like a bare web address (like "example.com/clue") gets "https://" added automatically. Anything that doesn't look like a link is encoded as plain text as-is.

2 · Print Layout

Codes per printed page

Error correction

Show station number above the label

The answer key prints separately, with your notes and the raw QR content — keep it with you, not with the students. Export CSV saves your typed station list (not the print-ready QR content) for your own records. Clue cards post the same station text with no QR code, plus a code word — pair them with the printed Team Answer Sheets in Live Run for a day with no Chromebooks.

Preview

Add at least one station with content to see a preview.

Teams

Each team gets a check-in code (shown next to its name) so it can check itself in below without you hunting through a roster — print the cards so teams can carry or show their code. Answer Sheets print one per team, blank, in that team's own route order — for a day with no devices, pair them with the Build tab's Clue Cards and check them against the Print Answer Key.

Stagger team starts

Team Check-In

Current station

Race Timer

00:00

Team Progress

Leaderboard

#	Team	Stations	Heading to	Hints	Status

Scavenger Hunt Answer Key

#	Label	QR Content	Note	Answer / Type	Code word

Code words are also printed on the no-device Clue Cards — check each team's filled-in Answer Sheet against this key.