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Interview with Dr. Trena Paulus, an expert on using ATLAS.ti to gain insights from naturally-occurring conversations in online spaces
In this issue of ATLAS.ti case studies, we interview Dr. Trena Paulus, a prolific researcher and expert in qualitative analysis who specializes in the application of language-based methodologies to online… read more
Bringing Out the Best in Evernote with ATLAS.ti 8 Windows
Auth0r: Ani Munirah Mohamad Have you ever heard of Evernote before? Well, unless you are living completely outside of the digital world, you should be well-informed that Evernote is one of… read more
Working With Geo Documents in ATLAS.ti
Author: Ricardo B. Contreras When working with ATLAS.ti 8 Windows you can incorporate geo documents into your analysis project. By doing this, you are able to indicate specific places in the… read more
Theme and Category Development in ATLAS.ti
Download article in PDF Author: Susanne Friese In principle there are three ways to begin coding. You either start with a list of codes or you develop your code list… read more
Data-level Work in ATLAS.ti: The Fluid Articulation of Segmentation, Writing, Coding and Diagramming
Download article in PDF Author: Ricardo B. Contreras Introduction This article closes, for now at least, a series of articles touching directly or indirectly on data-level work with ATLAS.ti; in… read more
Using Quotation Names for Coding: An Illustration From Grounded Theory
Author: Nicholas Woolf, PhD The problem with coding Most qualitative methodologies involve coding as a central activity, and coding is also a central software feature of ATLAS.ti. So they would… read more
The Copy Bundle: An Important Tool for Safety and File Transfer
Author: Ricardo B. Contreras The Copy Bundle is a very special tool in ATLAS.ti. It has two functions: to serve as a back-up procedure and to allow for the migration… read more
Coding with Hierarchical Structures
Author: Ricardo B. Contreras As you may all know, the codes in the ATLAS.ti Code Manager are organized following a flat structure. This means that codes are grouped together at… read more
Surveys with Waves of Data Collection
Author: Ricardo B. Contreras Let’s suppose that you have collected your data in different waves or points in time. Then, you have two choices: enter all of the information, from… read more
