So, being a new person in, it is really about getting to know everyone, in the first few months, getting into the system you know the routine using the Blackboard. First of all I just wondered if you could tell me what was your impression of the course overall? A1 AMH: Heading 1 Heading 1 Heading 2Īctivity: break down this text: AMH: Well it is quite different to me, because it is the first year, even though it is the second year running of the course. We would really like your input so that we can see what can be done better. We are going away in June for a staff away day and we will focus there on the issues arising and hopefully we can improve this course.
We hope to use these findings in order to improve the course. The reason for this interview is to follow up the focus group that we had and then see from the individual students what they think about the course. Preparing your transcripts Very basic level of document analysis Use MS Word for document preparation Use styles for headings and for paragraphs Break down paragraphs into smaller sections Įxample: Q1 Question 1: Thank you very much for making it today.
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Getting the ‘right’ software There are a number of NVivo versions 6 – old 7 – currently University of Salford 8 – the latest version – see QSR website Windows Operating System Telephone ILS and ask to be added to the Nvivo user group For example node number (3 7 10 14) signifies that this particular node is located within the third tree, seventh branch, tenth twig and fourteenth leaf. Each node is uniquely identifiable within a tree by an automatically assigned number in QSR NVivo software. Tree node diagrams are organised so that the root of the tree is at the top. Node tree : logical composition of nodes into a tree hierarchy. Nodes are represented in diagrams and graphically illustrated with a ball. Some NVivo terminology Node : a conceptual representation of codes that the author found significant during the analysis process using QSR NVivo software. A clinic session is provided to assist participants through the structuring of their node system, coding and modelling as required.
Participants are encouraged to set up their Nvivo 8 project using all the functionalities in Nvivo 8 responsive to their project needs. Day 2 (11 February 2010, 9.30-4.30) briefly revisits some of the key functionalities covered on day 1. Participants will recreate the Volunteering sample project that comes with Nvivo 8 software from scratch. Hr.salford.ac.uk/development Day 1 (4 February 2010, 9.30-4.30) covers a thorough and comprehensive demonstration of the key features of NVivo 8 with many opportunities to assess learning through tasks. How can we learn to use it? We all have our own styles to choose from, but… Training sessions see their website: £300+ Very helpful help file ! Read articles around the area – see references Just get started – learning by doing Why use NVivo or similar tools? Organisation of your data Speed of qualitative data analysis Scalability of your research Traceability of your analysis – important for the Viva … Use of a ‘standard method’ making group projects easier Keeping files electronically available – portability Provides a structure/framework Session outline Why use NVivo or similar tools? Getting your computer ready Preparation of documents The process of analysis: Coding Developing node trees Node diagrams What specific areas are of interest to you? Using N V ivo QSR for qualitative data analysis and management Dr Aleksej Heinze Salford Business School University of Salford 508c, 5th Floor, Maxwell Building M5 4WT, Salford, UK 0161 29 55024