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Using a Grounded Theory Approach for Data Analysis

Discover how to strengthen your qualitative data analysis by incorporating key elements from grounded theory. This webinar will introduce you to practical techniques like constant comparison, theoretical sampling principles, and iterative coding strategies that can enhance your qualitative analysis projects.

Action Research and Dedoose

Ready to turn research into real-world impact? Join this 30-minute webinar to learn more about Action Research and how it can be made accessible and actionable using Dedoose. Whether you're in education, healthcare, community development, or organizational change, this session will show you how to bridge the gap between research and practice using Action Research.

Survey Data and Dedoose

Join scholars Dr. Salmona and Dr. Grummert from the Institute for Mixed Methods Research to learn how to best use Dedoose's "Survey Import" tool. The “survey import” tool instantaneously links qualitative and quantitative data, enabling relational and comparative analyses between various types of data.

Best Practices for Coding in Teams in Qualitative & Mixed-Methods Projects

Researchers are increasingly adopting the use of data analysis software and data applications for qualitative and mixed methods studies. This webinar will discuss barriers to successful adoption of technology that are encountered and explore the learning experiences of individuals and teams as they use qualitative data analysis.

Visualizing your Writing: From Thinking to Story

Explore different ways of mapping your thinking to turn qualitative research into clear, credible narratives. Drawing from Chapter 4 of "Qualitative Research Writing: Credible and Trustworthy Writing from Beginning to End," this 45-minute webinar will introduce visual and conceptual approaches for organizing your research journey and developing trustworthy writing practices.

Preparing Focus Group Data for Analysis in Dedoose

We will go over how to determine the unit of analysis for your focus group data and how that translates into analyzing your data using Dedoose. We will demonstrate several Dedoose features including how to clone text media, how to link descriptors to media, and when data should be a code vs descriptor.

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