by Anne Spurgeon | Transcription
You can speed up your first pass at transcription dramatically by uploading your video privately to YouTube and using its transcript auto-generator. There are online automated transcription companies, but you can upload a video to YouTube and generate a transcript...
by David Woods | Media Files, Transcription
Speech recognition software is becoming more common everywhere. Siri, Google Now, Cortana, and Alexa can field questions on our smart phones, computers, and home “virtual assistant” devices. These tools do a reasonably good job recognizing and interpreting human...
by David Woods | Analysis, Collaboration, Transcription, Writing Tools
I received the following support question this week: I am thinking about on the asynchronous communication between the users of Transana MU the chat windows of Transana is only for synchronous communications. How did you deal with this problem in your past practices?...
by Anne Spurgeon | Transcription
“Everyone Safari” by Y.A.T.* I have wine my name is Gonzales and Mrs. Chandler sorry because everyone Safari today my guests hara-hara-hara I am you say how about you And goofy and carefully deduce yourself Hi I’m gonna terrorize some facilities and with the famous...
by David Woods | Analysis, Transcription, Word Cloud, Word Frequency
For many qualitative researchers, looking at the specific word choices used by your research participants offers an important first step in exploring your data. You listen to or read your data over and over; you become immersed in it, trying to identify themes and...
by David Woods | Analysis, Coding, Still Images, Transcription, Writing Tools
A recent support question: I am a PhD student looking for an alternative to NVivo or Atlas.ti. In an upcoming project I will analyze a huge amount of (approximately 500 clips) of youtube videos and was wondering, which version of Transana I need – also taking into...
