Grounded Theory - Open Coding Part 4

In part 4 of 4, Graham R Gibbs discusses the nature of open coding and some of the key elements of this stage of coding such as constant comparison and looks at some other heuristics that support the open coding process.
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[@India123.]

Hello Dr. Gibbs. I'm a beginning research student. Your videos are extremely helpful. Thanks so much for sharing these.

[@felisseful]

I have been looking for a very clear explanation on this. Thank you so much. I have been going through a lot in the rigors of grounded theory, I have been traumatized for doing this, I would like to enjoy doing this because I believe learning happens if there is joy. Thank you. I will be watching all of these videos of your lecture.

[@mannlaura]

Thank you! This lecture has been extremely helpful! I appreciate you posting this lecture and look forward to your other lectures.

[@ПетяКлиментова]

Dear Graham, what a wonderful guideline! It absolutely solved so many questions and is direct and essential! :-)

[@mrzjones]

This info has been very helpful for my studies today! Thank you!

[@cynthiagomes8567]

Very helpful! Excellent basic information

[@asmayasmeen6961]

hi Dr. Gibbs felt great after watching your remarkable lectures, thanks a lot for your effort. Now please, i want a bit more explanation about questions, when we should start asking questions? secondly, raising questions in GT, should be done before open coding, i am totally messed up with question, please guide me.

[@Andrew4Handel]

Very Coherent thanks!