This course blends lectures with hands-on exercises which allows you to try out the tools you've seen in the class under guidance.Īt the end of this course you will master the core functionalities to apply the latest version of NVivo (1.0) to your project, including: Whether you are completely new to NVivo or have some previous experience with it, you will find this course both useful and enjoyable. This course is intended as a basic introduction to using NVivo for qualitative data analysis. NVivo is a widely used computer assisted qualitative data analysis software package which provides a potentially useful tool for the management and analysis of qualitative research data. Note: If your computer complains about an unrecognized publisher, click on More Info -> Run anyway.Young researchers and data analysts who are new to qualitative research and curious about NVivo. Note: You have to Export Codebook and have the word document ready before using this tool. You can now visualize your nodes in an easier manner and then go back to NVivo to categorize and group them! The NVivo: Printing Nodes tool uses the Codebook you export on NVivo to create a word document ready with squares containing a node ready for printing. You can imagine managing 96 codes is a big mission. I am going towards the phase of Axial Coding and currently have 96 codes I Open Coded. However, I am currently doing my research using Grounded Theory Methodology (GTM) for my Masters. NVivo was enough to categorize and group the nodes. In it, I had a few nodes which was easy to manage as the scope of my study was small and specific.
It is easy to work with 20-30 nodes but if you begin to have 50+ the challenge is to try to know everything you have.įor my Honours, I did my research using Thematic Analysis ( see here). Managing your nodes becomes tricky when you have many of them. Examples of analysis is using Thematic Analysis and Grounded Theory Methodology (GTM). NVivo is used for qualitative data analysis by researchers (students and academics).
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