Doing Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo

Preface
References
Acknowledgements
Contents
1 A Guided Tour in Qualitative Research
	What is Qualitative Research?
	The (Contested) Role of Software in Qualitative Research
	References
2 A Guided Tour in Qualitative Data Analysis
	Approaches in Qualitative Data Analysis
	Grounded Theory as a Structured Way of QDA
		Theory as the Core Component of Grounded Theory
		A Step by Step Example of a Qualitative Analysis with Grounded Theory
	References
3 A Quick Tour of NVivo
	What Can NVivo (Not) Do for You?
	Code and Retrieve as the Fundamental Principle
	References
4 Getting Started 1: Installing and Configuring NVivo
	Installing the Program
	Registering the Program
	Updating the Program
	Installing Add-Ons
	Updating Your License
5 Getting Started 2: The Workspace and Jargon of NVivo
	Main Layout of the Workspace
	The Navigation View
	Customising Your Workspace Outlook
6 Setting Up Your Project: Primary Data Management
	Starting or Opening a Project
	Backing Up and Repairing Your Project
	Setting Up a Folder Structure
	Importing Primary Data in Your Project
	Operating Files in Your Project
	Transcribing Media Files
	Creating New Files
7 Working with Memos
	Some Theory: The Use of Memos in Qualitative Research
	Memos or Annotations?
	Working with Memos
	Working with Annotations
	Listing Your Memos and Annotations
	References
8 Thematic Coding
	Some Theory: Coding in Qualitative Research
		What Are Codes?
		What is Worth Coding in Your Data?
		Definition of the Reference
		Coding as a Mental Process
		Gaining Depth in Your Coding
		Number of Codes and the Depth of Coding
	Deductive Coding in NVivo
	Inductive Coding in NVivo
	Working with Codes in a Codebook
		Renaming Codes
		Colouring Codes
		Making Code Hierarchies in Your Codebook
		Determining Your Sort Order
	Efficiency in Coding
		Drag-and-Drop-Coding
		Coding Stripes
		Code Highlighting
		Code Highlighting with Coding Stripes
	Some Final Coding Tips
		Aggregating Coding Work
		In Vivo Coding
		Uncoding
		Merging Codes
		Splitting Codes
		Printing Documents with Your Coding Stripes
	References
9 Coding with Classifications
	Some Theory: Comparing Basic Operation in Qualitative Research
	Out-of-the-Box: What If There Were No Classifications?
	Determining Your Unit of Analysis
	Choosing the Correct Type of Classification
	Making and Using File Classifications
		Creating the File Classification (STEP 1)
		Using the File Classification (STEPs 2 and 3)
		Note on Classifications and the Navigation View
	Making and Using Case Classifications
		Creating the Case Classification (STEP 1)
		Creating Cases (STEP 2)
		Code the Case with the Classification and Add the Case-Specific Data (STEPs 3 + 4)
		Code Your Data with Their Twin-Case (STEP 5)
	Gaining Efficiency in Creating and Using Classifications
		Classifications When Importing Data
		Cases from Files
		Using the Classification Sheet for Data Entry
	Fully Automated Use of Classifications: The Descriptive Matrix
10 Exploring Coded Data
	Walking Through Your Data with the Explore Diagram
	Dual Comparisons with the Comparison Diagram
	Making Summaries with the Framework Matrix
11 Organising Your Project: Secondary Data Management
	Linking Data with Relationships
		Step 1. Creating Relationship Types
		Step 2. Assigning Relationships to Project Items
	Linking Data with See-Also-Links
	Grouping Data with Static Sets
	Grouping Data with Dynamic Sets
12 Querying (Coded) Data
	Some Background on Querying
	Dissecting the Query Window
	Making Your First (Coding) Query
	The Coding Query (Some More Details)
	The Text Search Query
	The Matrix Coding Query
	The Crosstab Query
	Other NVivo Queries
		The Word Frequency Query
		The Compound Query
		The Coding Comparison Query
		The Group Query
	Coding With Queries (Save Results)
	Reference
13 Visualising Data with Maps
	Introduction
	The Mind Map
	The Concept Map
	The Project Map
14 Reporting and Exporting Data
	Introduction
	Formatted Reports
	Exporting Project Material with Text Reports (Extracts)
	Exporting Project
		Copying an Entire Project
		Export Parts of a Project
	Export to the REFI-QDA Format
	Exporting Specific Project Items
15 Using NVivo in Focus Group Research
	Some Background on Analysing Focus Groups
	Transcribing Focus Groups
	Comparing Interviews and Focus Groups as Analytical Data Sources
	Using Classifications in Focus Groups
	Using Queries in Focus Groups
	References
16 Using Multimedia Material (Photos, Sound and Videos)
	Different or Similar?
	Handling Pictures, Sound and Video
	Coding Pictures
	Coding Audio and Video Files
	Querying Non-textual Material
17 Using Social Media in NVivo
	Different or Similar?
	Importing Social Media with NCapture
		NCapture Capturing Websites
		NCapture Capturing Tweets
		NCapture Capturing Content on Facebook
		NCapture Capturing Videos from YouTube
		Import NCapture Entries in Your Project
	Coding Social Media Material
	Querying Social Media Material
	References
18 NVivo in Mixed Methods Studies
	Some Theory on Surveys and Mixed Methods
	Importing Databases
	The Classify Cases from Dataset Wizard
	Sorting and Filtering Databases
		Sorting Datasets
		Filtering Datasets
	Coding Databases
	Querying Databases
	References
19 NVivo and AI: (Semi)-Automatic Coding
	Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Automatic Coding in Qualitative Research
	Semi-auto Coding Based on the Paragraph Style
	Semi-auto Coding Based on Paragraphs
	Semi-automatic Range Coding
	Semi-auto Coding Based on Speaker Names (in Focus Groups)
	AI-Based Auto Coding of Sentiment
	AI-Based Auto Coding of Themes
	Machine Learning Based Auto Coding of Coding Patterns
	Semi-auto Coding Social Media and Surveys
	References
20 Using NVivo in Team Projects
	Stand Alone or Server?
	Separated Team Projects
	Integrated Team Projects
21 Doing a Literature Review with NVivo
	Some Background on Literature Reviews
	Importing Bibliographic Data from a Reference Manager
	Thematic Coding of Your Literature
	Using the Autocode Functions
	Summarising Your Literature
	Visualising Your Literature
		The Word Cloud in the Word Frequency Query
		The Explore Diagram
		The Comparison Diagram
		Cluster Analysis
		The Hierarchy Chart
	Querying Your Literature
		Network Analysis to Gain Insights into Your Literature
	References
Index