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The workshop will be done for Windows only. Gain the knowledge and practice needed for completing your research project with NVivo in our two-day workshop. Workshop costs include lunch + morning and afternoon refreshments. Q&A: What data do I need to bring to a QSR training workshop? We use sample data throughout, and then allocate time during the afternoon session for you to practice with your own data. We will finish with a demonstration of the automated insights and sociogram features available in the Plus edition. We explore the three types of mapping tools available and more ways of working with queries, including the matrix coding query, to explore patterns in your data and coding.

In this second day, we will look at other kinds of sources including survey data (datasets).

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Time is allocated during the afternoon session to practice with your own project.ĭay 2 continues with the additional features available in the Pro and Plus editions. We’ll also introduce you to the basics of working with demographic or other variable-type data in NVivo. You will be introduced to principles for effective coding, some basic queries and visualizations.

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Using sample data, you’ll create a project in NVivo and will work with textual data (Word documents and PDF files). This is a hands-on workshop and the objective is to provide you with the information and practice you need to get started with your own project. The workshop will be done for Windows only. Please note that this is a bring-your-own-laptop course.ĭay One: Fundamentals of NVivo for Windowsĭay 1 is for everyone – whether you use the NVivo 12 Pro or Plus editions, or NVivo 11 Starter, Pro or Plus. MSc (Chemistry) at NTNU, Norwegian University of Science and Technology.The Toulmin method for structuring discussion sectionsĪll participants receive a binder with all course material.

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How to write about study validity (internal and external)

Section-specific issues for the IMRaD/IRDaM structures.

Indicators of quality - Communicating key messages Translating data into information and insight How to avoid the most common writing deficiencies Increasing effectiveness by writing outlines

A goal-directed-publication-planning-and-writing process Focusing, by formulating a clear purpose statement. Creating impact by clearly outlining knowledge gaps.

From the problem statement to the research question.

Get rid of distractions that complicate reading Raises awareness about issues that ease or impede reading.

Critical reading of scientific articles.

You will at the same time have the possibility to ask the speaker Kari Skinningsrud questions. You will afterward write better, clearer and more effective. You will learn how to formulate your research to get published and read. This course is for researchers in the life sciences writers, editors, and supervisors involved in basic or applied research designed to explore, describe or explain.

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