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Qualitative Analysis Using ATLAS.ti: The Five-Level QDA Method (Developing Qualitative Inquiry)

Qualitative Analysis Using ATLAS.ti: The Five-Level QDA Method (Developing Qualitative Inquiry)

Qualitative Analysis Using ATLAS.ti: The Five-Level QDA Method (Developing
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Qualitative Analysis Using ATLAS.ti: The Five-Level QDA Method (Developing Qualitative Inquiry) Hardback - 2017

by Woolf, Nicholas H

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The method of Five-Level QDA(R) helps researchers to analyse what makes for an expert analytic performance when using qualitative data analysis software. Written by experienced trainers, this practical guide to ATLAS.ti will allow qualitative researchers to increase the effectiveness of their data analysis.

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Nicholas H. Woolf has worked as an independent qualitative research consultant, coach, and trainer since 1998. He has conducted or consulted on numerous research studies, from single-site to multinational studies in various fields in the behavioral sciences using a wide range of methodologies, from highly structured content analyses, to evaluations, grounded theory-style projects, and interpretive phenomenology. As a trainer Nick specializes in teaching qualitative analysis using ATLAS.ti. He has conducted 285 workshops at over 100 universities and other institutions, primarily in the USA and Canada, for more than 3,000 PhD students, professors, and research and evaluation consultants. In 2013 Nick introduced Five-Level QDA in his keynote address at the first ATLAS.ti user's conference in Berlin (Woolf, 2014).

Christina Silver has worked at the CAQDAS Networking Project at the University of Surrey, UK since 1998. She is responsible for capacity-building activities and has designed and led training in all the major qualitative software programs, including ATLAS.ti, Dedoose, MAXQDA, NVivo, Transana, QDA Miner, Qualrus, and Quirkos. Christina also works as an independent researcher, consultant, and trainer, supporting researchers to plan and implement computer-assisted analysis, and contributing to doctoral research programs in several UK universities.

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