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100			_aWoolf, Nicholas H. _96903
245			_aQualitative analysis using NVivo: the five-Level QDA® method
260			_bRoutledge _aNew York _c2018
300			_axx, 211 p.
365			_aGBP _b28.99
504			_aTable of Contents List of Figures List of Tables List of Boxes Acknowledgments Case Contributors Orientation Part I: The Principles of the Five-Level QDA Method Chapter 1: Strategies and Tactics Chapter 2: Developing Objectives and Analytic Plans (Levels 1 & 2) Chapter 3: Translating Analytic Tasks Into Software Tools (Levels 3, 4, & 5) Part II: The Five-Level QDA Method in Practice Chapter 4: Orientation to NVivo Chapter 5: The Architecture of NVivo Chapter 6: Mastering the Process of Translation Part III: Case Illustrations Chapter 7: Orientation to Case Illustrations Chapter 8: Case illustration – An Exploratory Literature Review Chapter 9: Case illustration – A Program Evaluation Appendices Appendix 1: Three Levels of Detail of Analytic Tasks Appendix 2: Five Analytic Activities Appendix 3: Examples of Units in Analytic Tasks Appendix 4: Identifying the Units of Analytic Tasks Appendix 5: Identifying the Purpose of Analytic Tasks Index
520			_aBook Description Software is cut and dried – every button you press has a predictable effect – but qualitative analysis is open ended and unfolds in unpredictable ways. This contradiction is best resolved by separating analytic strategies – what you plan to do – from software tactics – how you plan to do it. Expert NVivo users have unconsciously learned to do this. The Five-Level QDA® method unpacks the process so that you can learn it consciously and efficiently. The first part of the book explains how the contradiction between analytic strategies and software tactics is reconciled by "translating" between them. The second part provides both an in-depth description of how NVivo works and comprehensive instruction in the five steps of "translation". These steps are illustrated with examples from a variety of research projects. The third part contains real-world qualitative research projects from a variety of disciplines, methodologies, and kinds of qualitative analysis, all illustrated in NVivo using the Five-Level QDA method. The book is accompanied by three sets of video demonstrations on the companion website. The book and accompanying videos illustrate the Windows version of NVivo. As there are some differences in screen and interface design between the Mac and Windows versions please watch the video 'The NVivo Mac Interface' in the Component Orientation series of videos (available on the companion website). The Five-Level QDA method is based on the authors’ combined 40 years of experience teaching NVivo and other software packages used as platforms for conducting qualitative analysis. After many years observing their students’ challenges they developed the Five-Level QDA method to describe the process that long-time NVivo experts unconsciously adopt. The Five-Level QDA method is independent of software program or methodology, and the principles apply to any type of qualitative project. Please see the following URL to access the accompanying materials for this book: https://www.qdaservices.co.uk/five-level-qda
650			_aSocial sciences--Methodology _91907
650			_aQualitative research--Methodology _94240
700			_aSilver, Christina _96904
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