If you have any questions or concerns please email Workshop slidesįiles from an NVivo sample project that documented community perceptions of development and land-use change on coastal communities in the Down East area of Carteret County, North Carolina, USA. Participants not affiliated with UBC: Please install the 14 day trial version.See the system requirements and download instructions. UBC students, faculty, and staff: NVivo is available at no cost through UBC IT.Participants are encouraged to install NVivo version 1.x before the workshop to follow along with the activities. If you are comfortable with the basics of NVivo (importing sources, creating nodes, and coding) and would like to explore new ways of working with qualitative data, this workshop is for you! Setup Datasets allow you to import and work with tabular material from spreadsheets, database tables, surveys, and social media. Part 2: NVivo’s classification capabilities will help you add demographic data to your nodes, and bibliographic data to your sources. You will also learn about nodes, codes, and queries. In this introductory workshop you will learn about the benefits of working with NVivo, how to set it up, the types of sources you can use, and how to import them into NVivo. Part 1: NVivo is a computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software. It will get you started very quickly and help you move forward with your data. It contains insights about the workflow with NVivo and how you can use all of its features for your research. The online workshops cover both Mac and PC versions of NVivo 1.x. The Getting Started tutorial for NVivo 12 for Windows and for Mac serves as an introduction and instructional manual for your reference.

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