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Using Human Senses to Enact Rigorous Qualitative Analysis
Just under a year ago I was visiting Anuja Cabraal in Australia and we spent some time working together on qualitative projects and also having some fun downtime. Part of that included some wine tasing on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula. Image of the postcard advertising our workshop I think it was at the first vineyard when the embryonic thoughts that have since developed into our workshop Bringing Qualitative Analysis to Life: Making the Most of Your Senses , with Dani
Christina Silver
Oct 264 min read
Teaching qualitative methods via software: the case of coding
It’s no longer acceptable to ignore or side-line technologies designed to facilitate analysis in the teaching of qualitative methods....
Christina Silver
Jun 16, 20207 min read
Calling for a revolution – we have to get rid of codes
Codes are the example par excellence for our constant banging on about strategies and tactics. Reminder: strategies are what you plan to...
Nick Woolf
Jan 17, 20194 min read
How many codes are needed in a qualitative analysis?
There is no answer to this perennial question – not even any guidelines. You need as many codes as you need – in other words, however...
Christina Silver
Feb 28, 20184 min read
Coding is a process, not an event
What lies behind the red flag question: “I’ve done all my coding – now what?” In my last blogpost I considered the first likely culprit:...
Christina Silver
Nov 21, 20173 min read
"OK I've done all my coding. What's next?" Err, didn't you plan that already?
Yet again this week I was asked the red flag question in a CAQDAS workshop: “Coding’s done. Now what?” This flags the inappropriate use...
Christina Silver
Nov 7, 20174 min read
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