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Benefits And Drawbacks Of using software programs for your qualitative data analysis

Posted on August 4, 2010 by Ani Munirah

There are a number of software programs designed for analysing qualitative data, for instance nVivo and Atlas.ti. This brief article will outline the positives and negatives of adopting these software programs for your data analysis. All right, let’s get started. … Continue reading →

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Top 3 Tips For choosing the suitable software program for your qualitative data analysis

Posted on July 28, 2010 by Ani Munirah

Many have succeeded at choosing the suitable software program for their qualitative data analysis while many others have not. The differences between good results and poor results is often in how you carrying it out approaches the task. Listed below … Continue reading →

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How To create a research project in ATLAS.ti In 3 Easy Steps

Posted on July 14, 2010 by Ani Munirah

The World Wide Web is actually a treasure trove of information on just about anything and everything. Perhaps you would like to know more about how to create a research project in ATLAS.ti. A number of other people have the … Continue reading →

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3 Reasons You Should Use ATLAS.ti For Your Qualitative Data Analysis

Posted on July 7, 2010 by Ani Munirah

Did you ever consider that perhaps you should use ATLAS.ti for your qualitative data analysis? That identical thought has occurred to many people. Lots of individuals have also had the same idea. Some actually acted on that thought, and proceeded … Continue reading →

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Welcome to a whole new world of qualitative research!

Posted on April 6, 2010 by Ani Munirah

Atlas.ti is often said as a software for qualitative data analysis, but in fact, it is more than that. It allows users to collect, connect, visualise, analyse, explore and share qualitative data – both primary and secondary data. Its simple … Continue reading →

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