This workshop provides a practical introduction to NVivo 9.

(This course forms part of the Skills for the Professional Researcher Programme).

There are no further dates scheduled at present.

You will understand the basic steps needed to use NVivo 9 on a qualitative research project. You can expect to work through a practical example of using NVivo 9 on a qualitative research project including:

• Importing data and annotation
• Developing a coding tree
• Coding strategies
• Creating a memo
• Simple queries
• Simple visualisations
• Backup, recovery and security

• Researchers who are considering using NVivo (e.g. first year Phd students, those writing research proposals).
• Those supervising researchers using NVivo;
• Researchers starting to use NVivo who have no prior knowledge of it.

None.

Not applicable.

A basic understanding of qualitative research is recommended.

No.

Dr Clare Tagg (Tagg Oram Partnership)

Clare Tagg has a qualitative PhD in human aspects of software development and has been teaching researchers how to use software in qualitative research for 15 years.

Maximum 11 delegates.
Minimum 6 delegates.

Please complete the Online Booking Form submitting to the Staff Development Partnership.

Booking Conditions apply.

About the workshop content:
Contact the Dr Meera Warrier, Academic Practice Unit email mw189@le.ac.uk / Te: (0116) 223-1876. 

About the workshop arrangements:
Contact Us at the Staff Development Partnership.

Course Code: SDCRSCH-SPR077