Event title:

NVivo D

Event details

Event details

Dates & Times:
10:00 - 12:30, Tuesday, 3rd April 2018
10:00 - 12:30, Wednesday, 4th April 2018
10:00 - 12:30, Thursday, 5th April 2018
10:00 - 12:30, Friday, 6th April 2018
Location:
Cohen 107 Computer Room
Campus:
Hull Campus
Categories:
  NVivo D: Visualising data: relationships, models & charts  

Event description

Event description

This workshop series serves as an introduction to NVivo and is ideal for any level of student using NVivo for the first time. These interactive workshops will cover all the core features of NVivo.

These are theoretical workshops and due to the time restrictions participants will use sample data. This side of the page will detail what is covered in each workshop and you can find available dates to the right.

Workshop requirements: It is essential that participants are familiar with qualitative analysis.

NVivo A: Getting data into NVivo & coding it will cover:

  • Use SAGE Research Methods to research different approaches to qualitative analysis
  • Add data into NVivo (documents, photographs, interview transcripts, videos, audio, etc.)
  • Manually code your data (assign pieces of text to a theme or other code/case)
  • Assign your data to a classification (e.g. 'interview' 'photograph' 'journal article')
  • Use case nodes (assign information about participants to what they say e.g. gender, workplace, nationality etc) 

NVivo B: Using web/social media data, memos, annotations & framework matrices will cover:

  • Use NCapture (Copying web pages or social media posts and adding them as data in NVivo) 
  • Import data from other sources (EndNote, OneNote, Evernote, Survey Monkey etc.)
  • More on coding techniques (Using spread, range and contextual coding)
  • Use annotations and memos
  • Framework matrices (Cross-tabulating qualitative data)

NVivo C: Queries & advanced filters

  • Query your data using:
    • Text search query
    • Word frequency query
    • Coding query
    • Matrix coding query (cross-tabulation of quantitative data)
    • Coding comparison 
    • Compound query (text + coding)
  • Use the advanced filter dialogue

NVivo D: Visualising data: relationships, models & charts will cover:

  • Establish relationships between items in an NVivo project (e.g. people, organisaitons, geographical areas)
  • Modeling your data (Making visualisations to communicate your analysis) 
  • Use exploration tools (chart/cluster/tree)
  • Use in-built reports

The sessions are 2.5 hours long each

Who are these workshops for?

These workshops are useful for postgraduate students and researchers who are looking to use NVivo for the first time. NVivo is an excellent tool for any form of qualitative analysis.  

This workshop is run by a Skills Team Adviser

Registration

Registration

Registration has closed. (This event has to be booked as part of a series)