The workshops can be run face-to-face, online via webinar or as a blend of these two. The workshops are not focussed on any one particular topic, area, method or discipline but are designed to show how NVivo can support research across diverse approaches, methodologies and types of qualitative data used in the social sciences and humanities. Who are these for?Īnyone engaging in qualitative research or reviewing literature for postgraduate research study or post-doctoral work. You will be introduced to the tools and ways of working to support data management, recording your developing ideas, keeping a research journal, annotating, coding, linking and exploring both text and multimedia data, and ways of using the powerful search, query and visualisation tools. These workshops introduce you to using and working with NVivo to support you across all the stages of qualitative research and analysis, as well as considering ways of using the software to support reading, annotating, critically reviewing and synthesising research literature into your project. Using NVivo for qualitative data analysis and literature synthesisĪ series of workshops for postgraduate research students and research staff exploring how to use NVivo for literature reviews and qualitative data analysis. This class will be suitable whether you are an undergraduate student who wants to learn NVivo for educational purposes, or for academics who will undertake a qualitative research project and are looking to learn it for an upcoming large-scale project.įor any questions or issues with using NVivo, please do not hesitate to contact me and I will be in touch as soon as I can.I offer on-site training for Masters-level and PhD students as well as research active staff. We go through the very basics first before delving into visualisation and getting outputs to use for your research.Īfter the class, you will be able to transcribe, code, analyse and visualise your qualitative data in a professional manner to maximise the quality of your findings.

This class is recommended for users who never used NVivo before (or have limited experience and need a refresher) and are looking to get started with the interface. NVivo’s user interface: files, cases and nods. In this class, you will be learning how to use NVivo to analyse your own research, using hypothetical examples of 3 short interviews. It is a comprehensive, simple to use software that makes it easy to transcribe, code and analyse qualitative research. If you are undertaking qualitative research, you are bound to use NVivo.

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