by David Woods | Collaboration, Media Files, Qualitative Research, Transana Multiuser
Disclaimer There are many valid ways to set up file synchronization systems using Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, iCloud, and a variety of other file sharing programs. This post is a description, not an endorsement, of one option, the use of Google Drive for...
by Anne Spurgeon | Importing Data, Qualitative Research, Transcription
We receive frequent inquiries about importing transcripts from automated online transcription services into Transana. There are several issues to consider if you are thinking about having your media transcribed through a service, whether automated or manual. Online...
by Anne Spurgeon | Analysis, Clips, Qualitative Research
Do you need to create video clips and do quick analysis without creating transcripts? Transana makes it easy. Certain types of qualitative research are done by grabbing short clips of video data and coding them directly, without the need for a text-based transcript. ...
by David Woods | Analysis, Coding, Mixed Methods, Qualitative Research, Reports, Maps and Graphs
So you’ve added a bunch of documents and images and episodes to Transana. You’ve developed a set of keywords that represent your coding system. You’ve made a bunch of selections and you’ve categorized and coded them. You’re ready to start working with Transana’s...
by David Woods | Analysis, Qualitative Research
I can’t believe this is still a question in the 2010s, but apparently it is. A few months ago, I joined a conversation on ResearchGate.com: The original question: Can you recommend a software for analyzing qualitative data (interview transcripts)? A colleague of mine...
by David Woods | Analysis, Qualitative Research
After seeing Christina Silver and meeting her colleague, Nick Woolf at ICQI 2016, I was reading a blog post about their new venture, 5-level QDA (http://www.fivelevelqda.com/article/8983-what-is-five-level-qda-all-about) In this first post, Nick talks about the...