How to Report Qualitative Findings + NVivo Demo

This webinar was hosted in partnership with NVivo (now owned by Lumivero) as part of their annual Research & Technical Writing Institute.
Join Dr. Veronica Richard as she discusses important considerations for writing the findings section of a research paper after analyzing literature review and qualitative data. The presentation focuses on using NVivo's thematic structure to facilitate the writing process and emphasizes the importance of presenting findings in a logical order, introducing relevant quotes and excerpts, and presenting profiles.
Content Covered in This Video:
00:00 - Introduction to Writing Up Qualitative Findings
04:02 - Common Qualitative Writing Structures and Designs
11:45 - Design Consideration and Representing Findings
14:20 - Presenting Participant Information
25:45 - How Analysis Structure Informs Writing: External Structures
39:00 - How Analysis Structure Informs Writing: Internal Structures
45:56 - Revising the Not-So-Perfect Draft
49:11 - Answer Questions
55:45 - Live Demo of NVivo and Citavi
1:22:02 - Answer Questions about Demo of NVivo and Citavi
Highlights
- 🎓 Learn how to use NVivo's thematic structure to transition to writing.
- 📊 Understand the importance of presenting findings in a logical order.
- 💬 Identify and introduce relevant quotes and excerpts effectively.
- 📝 Learn how to present profiles in a clear and informative manner.
- 📚 Plan for writing early in the literature and data analysis process.
- 🗂️ Stay organized and effectively convey your findings in your research paper.
Access additional resources on our blog ➡️ dissertationbydesign.com/blog/
Stay in touch ➡️ dissertationbydesign.com

[@user-cv1ci3ul3h]

expertise mean being at such stage or caliber

[@ruphinao7231]

Could one analyse two or more transcripts at the same time once uploaded?