Instead of pre-defining codes ahead of time, you look for patterns in your data and assign codes accordingly and draw theoretical insights from them.Inductive coding involves defining codes as they emerge from your analysis.Having a pre-defined list of codes makes the coding process lest daunting, as you are not starting from scratch.Deductive coding helps establish a point of departure from which your study will begin.You pre-define a set of codes based on your theoretical framework and hypotheses, existing scholarly literature, or your domain knowledge of a field.Deductive coding involves defining codes prior to data analysis based on your research question(s).Watch 6: Image Analysis via a sample art history project.There are two primary approaches to qualitative coding: deductive coding and inductive coding. Watch 2: Overview- Reviewing your Codes: Watch 1: Overview-Getting Started with coding: NvivoWindows12: Video Tutorials: There are 12 introductory videos prepared by the University of Hull available on YouTube in English: Please make sure you reserve one of these computers first by emailing GIS staff will email you the instructions to login.ĭetails are available here: Getting Started:
NVivo 12 for Windows is available on computers #3 - 8. GETTING STARTED WITH NVIVO12 Note: There are 6 computers in the GIS/Data Lab in Rotch Library that you can remote into. Video tutorials (available also in Spanish):
Please use them in conjunction with the videos below when you start, and when you get more comfortable with the interface, as a reference: To create a free account access and limitations outlined here. GETTING STARTED WITH ATLAS.TI Getting Started:
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