Literature Review with Nvivo 14: Complete Step by Step Guide

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Links to Mentioned Videos
How to Quickly Find Scholarly Articles for your RESEARCH PAPER/ESSAY
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Zotero: How to use for citation and referencing (Complete Beginners Guide)
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In this video, we will conduct a literature review using NVivo 14. We will use Nvivo to develop a literature evaluation table. The literature evaluation table helps us identify important sections of our retrieved literature.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
01:11 Finding Scholarly Articles
03:32 Importing scholarly articles into Nvivo
05:09 Classification & Modifying Attributes
10:56 Queries
23:30 Annotations and Memos
23:39 Matrix Coding Query
29:07 Cluster Analysis
29:56 Mind Map
30:44 Charts
31:47 Framework Matrix

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[@lorrainemaila5356]

Best video on Lit Review using NVivo I have seen so far, it's a pitty KZbin algorithm didn't make this video top-suggested

[@dr.ijeomaj.nnodim5109]

The most useful video on the topic that I have seen so far. Thank you Bernard.

[@survivingresearch]

Wow, thanks!

[@pablovargas3312]

Best video to understand Nvivo features for a literature review

[@Q8nature]

Very helpful Illustrations, Thank you so much. I suggest to show how Nvivo will help in qualitative studies as in questionnaires, How to analyse excel sheets using Nvivo. Finally, I recommend you to add a section on how to analyse qualitative studies using the cross tabulation function in Nvivo. Overall, very well done. Thank you.

[@anonymousspeaks4004]

It helped me a lot. Thank you so much

[@XBox360Quest]

You are a god send. Thank you so much!

[@elmaismail3350]

this is such a huge help for me.. thank you very much!

[@kelvincribbs3991]

Great video for "Us" the beginner. Thank you.

[@colinmattis9131]

Great video. Thanks.

[@peteroladotun]

Thanks for this video. It is helpful.

[@user-bu2ts9vj5v]

you are just awesome.

[@minurasandamith8483]

very helpfull. Thanks a lot

[@survivingresearch]

Always welcome

[@nitsua803]

Excellent! I will contact you for help with my literature review.

[@survivingresearch]

Glad you liked it. Can't wait to hear from you @nitsua803

[@makis_chatzopoulos]

Excellent video Bernard! But, is there a good alternative to Nvivo14 that I can do the literature review? In the past, I bought a student license in Nvivo for about 200€. Now, that I have to rebuy it asked me about 1000€, which I can't afford as a student. Thank you a lot!!!

[@brandyb2244]

Hi, I am beginning a new project that I have not worked on anywhere else and I tend not to use zotero or other referencing software (at least for now). Is there a way to create classification attributes if I am not using zotero or another similar platform? Can I simply import the files and have NVivo read those attributes or do I have to create those attributes elsewhere to have NVivo classify them? I am trying to create a literature review for a new research domain that I have not worked in previously and I am trying to learn how to use NVivo simultaneously.

[@fortuneall]

Nothing is impossible, I suppose you could prepare all the files that you intend to import to NVIVO and play around the functionality to see the section to upload files, and I am very sure this is possible. Best of luck 😊

[@agnespeter7108]

I need your assistance pls

[@survivingresearch]

Email: [e-mail]

[@brandyb2244]

Hi, I am beginning a new project that I have not worked on anywhere else and I tend not to use zotero or other referencing software (at least for now). Is there a way to create classification attributes if I am not using zotero or another similar platform? Can I simply import the files and have NVivo read those attributes or do I have to create those attributes elsewhere to have NVivo classify them? I am trying to create a literature review for a new research domain that I have not worked in previously and I am trying to learn how to use NVivo simultaneously.

[@survivingresearch]

You can but you won't get the journal information. This is okay if you don't need it.