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 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 | Analysis, Media Files
There are many instances when collecting data where there will be more going on at one time than we could possibly observe. A classroom can have one or more teachers providing a variety of learning activities simultaneously to a significant number of students. An...
by David Woods | Uncategorized
Video data is inherently different from most other forms of data. Video can capture tone, accent, inflection, pauses, facial expression, body language, and other observable, potentially interpretable and analyzable aspects of human behavior. It allows us to come...
