This session is designed for students who have started using NVivo for their research and need some support to move their projects and use of NVivo’s tools to the next level. The exact content will be designed specially for the students who attend (you will fill out a pre-session questionnaire when registering so the tutor can understand your needs). Topics are likely to include: Moving on from coding; Making the most of.
The session will combine structured instructional sessions focusing on specific topics, small-group discussions and exercises and illustrative examples of the use of NVivo for different types of project. There will also be opportunities for students to discuss their work-in-progress and receive individual support from the tutor.
Christina has been using and teaching qualitative data analysis software packages for over 20 years. She has conducted many different research projects with and without the use of qualitative software and has designed and carried out analysis for many independent organisations. She has taught under- and post-graduate qualitative methods courses in UK and European universities and has contributed to doctoral programmes across several institutions. As well as being director of Qualitative Data Analysis Services Ltd, she is leads and directs the CAQDAS Networking Project at the University of Surrey.
Christina is co-author of Using Software in Qualitative Research: A Step-by-Step Guide with Ann Lewins and The Five-Level QDA® method with Nicholas Woolf.
PhD students of the Graduate Institute will be informed of each workshop by email. For any questions regarding registration to the workshop, please contact: emma.cranfield@graduateinstitute.ch
Qualitative Analysis Using NVivo by 
Using Software in Qualitative Research by
"Using Software in Qualitative Research is an essential introduction to the practice and principles of Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis (CAQDAS). The book will help you to choose the most appropriate package for your needs and get the most out of the software once you are using it.
This book considers a wide range of tasks and processes in the data management and analysis process, and shows how software can help you at each stage. In the new edition, the authors present three case studies with different forms of data (text, video and mixed data) and show how each step in the analysis process for each project could be supported by software.
The new edition is accompanied by an extensive companion website with step-by-step instructions produced by the software developers themselves. Software programmes covered in second edition include the latest versions of ATLAS.ti, DEDOOSE, HyperRESEARCH, MAXQDA, NVivo, QDA Miner, TRANSANA".
This session will introduce NVivo to set-up its use to manage the research process. We begin with an overview of the role of NVivo in the research process and an orientation to its capabilities. This includes how NVivo can be used to facilitate a literature review and to analyse qualitative data (e.g. transcripts, visual materials, reports, online content etc) and mixed data (e.g. open and closed survey responses etc). In addition we consider key considerations for planning a computer-assisted analysis and discuss the potential role of AI in the process, and the ethical implications. This session is designed for those who are beginning their research and completely new to NVivo, and will also serve as review and consolidation to those who have already started doing their research and using NVivo.
Christina has been using and teaching qualitative data analysis software packages for over 20 years. She has conducted many different research projects with and without the use of qualitative software and has designed and carried out analysis for many independent organisations. She has taught under- and post-graduate qualitative methods courses in UK and European universities and has contributed to doctoral programmes across several institutions. As well as being director of Qualitative Data Analysis Services Ltd, she is leads and directs the CAQDAS Networking Project at the University of Surrey.
Christina is co-author of Using Software in Qualitative Research: A Step-by-Step Guide with Ann Lewins and The Five-Level QDA® method with Nicholas Woolf.
PhD students of the Graduate Institute will be informed of each workshop by email. For any questions regarding registration to the workshop, please contact: emma.cranfield@graduateinstitute.ch
Qualitative Analysis Using NVivo by Using Software in Qualitative Research by
"Using Software in Qualitative Research is an essential introduction to the practice and principles of Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis (CAQDAS). The book will help you to choose the most appropriate package for your needs and get the most out of the software once you are using it.
This book considers a wide range of tasks and processes in the data management and analysis process, and shows how software can help you at each stage. In the new edition, the authors present three case studies with different forms of data (text, video and mixed data) and show how each step in the analysis process for each project could be supported by software.
The new edition is accompanied by an extensive companion website with step-by-step instructions produced by the software developers themselves. Software programmes covered in second edition include the latest versions of ATLAS.ti, DEDOOSE, HyperRESEARCH, MAXQDA, NVivo, QDA Miner, TRANSANA".
The NVivo for Literature Reviewing workshop combines discussion, demonstration and hands-on practice, using sample data and (optionally) your own research data. It follows the principles described in Woolf & Silver (2018) Qualitative Analysis using NVivo, the Five-Level QDA method and is led by Christina Silver, PhD.
The workshop is divided into 3 sessions (17, 19, 20 October 2023, 09:00 - 13:00 CET, online) and includes:
Please note that students should attend the first session as sessions 2 & 3 build on that. However, it is possible to attend 1 & 2 or 1 & 3 if it is not possible to join all 3 sessions.
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Session 1 October 17th 2023 09:00 - 13:00 CET, online |
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Session 2 October 19th 2023 09:00 - 13:00 CET, online |
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Session 3 October 20th 2023 09:00 - 13:00 CET, online |
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Christina has been using and teaching qualitative data analysis software packages for over 20 years. She has conducted many different research projects with and without the use of qualitative software and has designed and carried out analysis for many independent organisations. She has taught under- and post-graduate qualitative methods courses in UK and European universities and has contributed to doctoral programmes across several institutions. As well as being director of Qualitative Data Analysis Services Ltd, she is leads and directs the CAQDAS Networking Project at the University of Surrey.
Christina is co-author of Using Software in Qualitative Research: A Step-by-Step Guide with Ann Lewins and The Five-Level QDA® method with Nicholas Woolf.
PhD students of the Graduate Institute will be informed of each workshop by email. For any questions regarding registration to the workshop, please contact: emma.cranfield@graduateinstitute.ch
Using Software in Qualitative Research by
"Using Software in Qualitative Research is an essential introduction to the practice and principles of Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis (CAQDAS). The book will help you to choose the most appropriate package for your needs and get the most out of the software once you are using it.
This book considers a wide range of tasks and processes in the data management and analysis process, and shows how software can help you at each stage. In the new edition, the authors present three case studies with different forms of data (text, video and mixed data) and show how each step in the analysis process for each project could be supported by software.
The new edition is accompanied by an extensive companion website with step-by-step instructions produced by the software developers themselves. Software programmes covered in second edition include the latest versions of ATLAS.ti, DEDOOSE, HyperRESEARCH, MAXQDA, NVivo, QDA Miner, TRANSANA".
The NVivo workshop combines discussion, demonstration and hands-on practice, using sample data and
(optionally) your own research data. It follows the principles described in Woolf & Silver (2018) Qualitative Analysis using NVivo, the Five-Level QDA® method.
The workshop is divided into 3 sessions over 3 days:
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Session 1: Tuesday 2nd May 2023, 09:00 - 13:00 CET, online
Contextual illustrations – methodological and analytical principles, uses of NVivo in different contexts
Session 2: Wednesday 3rd May 2023, 09:00 - 13:00 CET, online
Software Overview – interface, architecture, components, actions and tools
Session 3: Friday 5th May 2023, 09:00 - 13:00 CET, online
Guided Instruction – step-by-step teaching in the operation of NVivo and the use of tools for analytic tasks
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Christina has been using and teaching qualitative data analysis software packages for over 20 years. She has conducted many different research projects with and without the use of qualitative software and has designed and carried out analysis for many independent organisations. She has taught under- and post-graduate qualitative methods courses in UK and European universities and has contributed to doctoral programmes across several institutions. As well as being director of Qualitative Data Analysis Services Ltd, she is leads and directs the CAQDAS Networking Project at the University of Surrey. Christina is co-author of Using Software in Qualitative Research: A Step-by-Step Guide with Ann Lewins and The Five-Level QDA® method with Nicholas Woolf. PhD students of the Graduate Institute will be informed of each workshop by email. For any questions regarding registration to the workshop, please contact: emma.cranfield@graduateinstitute.ch |
Using Software in Qualitative Research by
Description:
"Using Software in Qualitative Research is an essential introduction to the practice and principles of Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis (CAQDAS). The book will help you to choose the most appropriate package for your needs and get the most out of the software once you are using it.
This book considers a wide range of tasks and processes in the data management and analysis process, and shows how software can help you at each stage. In the new edition, the authors present three case studies with different forms of data (text, video and mixed data) and show how each step in the analysis process for each project could be supported by software.
The new edition is accompanied by an extensive companion website with step-by-step instructions produced by the software developers themselves. Software programmes covered in second edition include the latest versions of ATLAS.ti, DEDOOSE, HyperRESEARCH, MAXQDA, NVivo, QDA Miner, TRANSANA".
In this hands-on workshop, we will work on sample qualitative data and experience qualitative data analysis steps with NVivo. We will experience different qualitative coding strategies with methodological guidance, use the relationship query features of the software, and prepare a visual report. The question of "why" as well as "how" will find an answer throughout the workshop. In this way, the possibilities offered by the software will be presented in a holistic framework.
This workshop will take place online:
Dr. Elif Kus Saillard is a sociologist expert in Computer Aided Qualitative Data AnalysiS (CAQDAS). Since 2007 she has been teaching, training, and coaching social researchers about qualitative methodology and data analysis. She was a leading figure in Turkey, where thousands of social researchers participated in her workshops. She published books and articles in international journals. Her digital training experience goes back to 2015.
For any questions regarding registration to the workshop, please contact: emma.cranfield@graduateinstitute.ch
