Qualitative Coding Tutorial: How To Code Qualitative Data For Analysis (4 Steps + Examples)

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I can't explain how much easier this was to understand than the book I was using! Thank you for breaking the coding process down using language and examples that are simple.

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I wish I discovered this channel at the start of my semester. It would have saved me so much misery. Thank you for your great work!

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This is incredible, thank you for the clarifications. I would recommend this to not only students but also professors who need to learn how to better teach qual coding!

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Thank you GRAD COACH!!!! I am now able to approach coding and my dissertation with so much more confidence!!! These less than 30 minutes proved better than ANY class on coding qualitative data for analysis that I took as a doctoral student!!

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Great to hear that :)

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Emma, that was, hands-down, the best explanation of coding that I've seen. Outstanding job. Thanks

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Your content is so good! I’m learning so much! I just got hired as a project coder with a university in South Louisiana where I’ll be coding stories collected from Cajuns and Creoles-many of them elderly whose native languages are French and Creole. I’m so excited, because I’m passionate about my culture and the stories of my people here in South Louisiana! I’m also a web developer and aspiring software engineer (a different type of coder). I’ve played around with OpenAI’s ChatGPT quite a bit, and while it’s fun to play around with and it has helped speed up my programming workflow, qualitative data research and analysis is one area in which artificial intelligence is extremely lacking, so at this point, I believe using AI for my new job at this point would, in many ways, actually slow down my workflow.

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Qualitative coding mastered! Thank you, GradCoach - kudos to you Emma!! Well explained and simplified. Now I can dive into my thesis' data analysis process with so much confidence.

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I wish I could see this video while I was hanging all the day to find such a video during my PhD Qualitative Class Assignment. Thank you very much and I still would love to publish my work.

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Very concise and comprehensive. Well made!! Thank you for helping me complete my last semester of college thesis!! Can I request a tutorial video for correct way to use interpretative phenomenological analysis? Thank you very much!!

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Everything about this video is outstanding. Content is high quality, AND WOW wow even the tone and speed of the presenter got me captured throughout. Fun to listen to. Thank you

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[@GradCoach]

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Fantastic explanation of coding and transition to analysis. Thank you!

[@ShioOtanashi]

would be nice if they showed examples. i'm trying my best to understand this but i can only understand bits and pieces. i think i have a grasp of what it is but i would like to confirm if i am right

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Thanks

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EXACTLY!

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Agree I understand the method but need the formatting examples..

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Same here. Since you have commented about a year ago, I am expecting help from your side in finding someone who has shown with examples, please.

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Same here !! 😢

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Emma, thanks in a million! Very well explained. This is the nth time that I am watching this again. Great content. Awesome. I couldn't find this explanation--simply put anywhere else. “Great teachers are hard to find”. Grade: A++ 💥

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[@dinahofosu6231]

An example of coding in practice would be great but I loved the tutorial....better than others I've seen 👏

[@olanikeolabode4941]

Thanks for making qualitative analysis interesting and educative. Thumbs up.

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Excellent and systematic teaching tutorial. THANK YOU!

[@Mark-ot4ub]

Well done. I had an 'Ah, ha!" moment that I didn't get the first time I viewed this. Nice to see WORD is good for beginners, and for a required thesis or dissertation probably demonstrates better you know the process. Also, what to do with the codes, why we can't just read and make thematic conclusions, that this would not allow repeatable studies by others, can be very subjective and not transparent, or perhaps manipulated, and overall reduces academic integrity. We're still building fences for lack of trust on one hand, but the systematization of the coding process does provide a better result. It puts computer -aided QDA in perspective, and confirms the computer-aided software is a useful data management system, but has the same conceptual meaning as a manual method of coding and analysis. It will be interesting to see what the Content and Thematic analysis videos look like now as this video was a prerequisite I think. Thanks.

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Wish I had found this series months ago. What a great, clear explanation. SO useful. Thank you

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Thank you for putting hours of readings into a single handy video. Simply the best.

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THIS IS AMAZING ! This video has clarified a lot of doubts and helped me do a fast coding practice for a small presentation I have next month. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!

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This is so insightful! Thank you so much for this!

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Absolutely stunning videos !!!! What an effective guide! Well-built and well-explained !!! Thank you very much indeed.

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Thank you Grad Coach team ,Emma for this video

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[@gracearreneke262]

Thank you so much. I now understand In vivo coding which sounded too abstract at first. Also useful advice on how not to use any electronic software as a first time researcher.

[@evaldoolive]

Amazing! Now imagine a structure, like a taxonomy of an ontology, to be reused as a codebook (following deductive coding). In computer science, an ontology conceptualizes a domain and represents knowledge with hierarchically organized concepts. This structure would be imported to CAQDAS. During coding, inductive codes could emerge. So, these last could be exported to ontology, and this iterative process often enriches the ontology for many research studies.

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I appreciate how elaborative you are, thank you for simplifying this for us.

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How can we use these approaches. At the same time

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I am visually impaired students doing my PhD please guide me how can we use these approaches at same time.

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This is so helpful for my Bachelor, thank you so much!

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Thank you so much for sharing your insights about qualitative coding.

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Thank you for the vid! As a social sciences major this is much needed :)))

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A very detailed and well-taken lecture on qualitative coding I have listened to.

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This video is useful for me. I am working on exploratory research using an open-ended questions. The answers to the questions can be coded using value-coding approach. Thank for sharing this knowledge.

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Thank you so much Emma, this really simplifies the topic on coding.

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Thank You!! EXACTLY THE INFORMATION I WAS LOOKING FOR.

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Thank you so much, so simple to understand.

[@gela7265]

Good video. Would have loved to know how to assign numbers to each code.

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so helpful, thank you Emma and team !

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Thank you so much for taking the time to provide us with such useful information. learned so much.

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This is very deep and extremely helpful, but I was expecting practical examples.

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A precise and educative lecture

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thank you for your videos. if only tutors who you are actually paying to help was informative as yourselves.

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Happy to help!

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Great overview!

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Omg this helped so much thank you! Every other video I've seen makes it so complicated this was broken down so well and easy to understand

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Really clear presentation of thematic analysis steps. Thanks, this has been very helpful.

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Excellent video!

[@originalvonster]

5:20 deductive coding can miss out on valuable insights 6:10 inductive good for investigated new ideas or concepts 7:00 Hybrid approach

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Useful. Thank you.

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Very helpful, easy to follow, and excellent explanation of key points for coding. Thank you!

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[@factsandreality5852]

In my theoretical part, I had some knowledge about what I am to explore, yet to investigate new things about the topic due to a specific context and circumstances I have done semi-structured interviews. How do I approach the data from interviews in a combination of inductive and deductive coding?

[@markdasihit6036]

I HAVE A SUGGESTION! (Please correct me if I'm wrong!) It involves using cutting-edge technology in the Coding Phase of Qualitative Analysis: 1. Initial Coding: Start by doing the Initial Coding stage yourself using any method of your choice, and... 2. Line-by-line Coding: Use an LLM (large language model), at a temperature of 0, to 'dive deeper' into the data and organize it into a formalised set of codes. This means you will prompt (instruct) the model to go through your entire data set, line-by-line, and refine and expand on the codes obtained from the Initial Phase - the aim of the Line-by-line Stage. Good knowledge of prompt engineering can help with this process. Please I want to know what you think. Thank you!

[@GradCoach]

Potentially, but it would be risky. While the capabilities of LLMs are impressive, they're still far from perfect and cannot compare with a human-based approach to qualitative coding.

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Very illuminating. Excellent presentation