As you move through the chapters and videos in this course, you will be covering a number of key concepts. In this video, learn about some basic terms used in NVivo when gathering, organizing, and analyzing data.
- [Instructor] As we move through the chapters and movies in…this course, we will be covering a number of key concepts.…But here's some basic terms you should…know about before we get started.…Firstly, sources are your research materials.…Documents like surveys and reviews and PDF's.…Coding is the process of gathering…material by topic, theme, or case.…For example, coding could involve selecting…a paragraph that talks about room decor.…In a PDF report and coding it in…a container named room decor.…
Nodes are what we call those containers for your coding…that represent themes, topics, or other concepts.…They allow you to gather related material in one place…so that you can look for…emerging patterns, trends and ideas.…Cases are also containers for your coding.…But they represent your units of observation.…For example, units of observation could include…people, places, organizations, or articles.…Case classifications are separate entities that…allow you to record information about cases.…
For example, demographic data…
Author
David Rivers
Released
5/11/2018- NVivo terminology
- The NVivo interface
- Creating a new NVivo project
- Importing data
- Organizing data
- Analyzing data
- Exporting your coding structure
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 11s
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1. Get Started with NVivo
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All about NVivo2m 35s
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NVivo terminology1m 31s
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Tour the user interface7m 13s
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Create a new project3m 55s
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2. Gather and Organize Data
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Create a node4m 43s
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Organize data with coding12m 8s
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Code an image file5m 17s
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Take notes and edit nodes7m 30s
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3. Analyze Data
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Use a query to analyze data10m 23s
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Create a word cloud5m 24s
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Display your data in a chart4m 20s
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Create a comparison diagram3m 39s
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Export your coding structure3m 40s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 52s
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