Coding
Translating the Process of Open / Initial Coding In Grounded Theory
Author: Susanne Friese Introduction Glaser and Strauss developed the Grounded Theory (GT) approach in the 1960s and thus before the event of CAQDAS. Strauss and Corbin developed their version of… read more
How to Make the Best of Codes in ATLAS.ti
Author: Dr. Susanne Friese In this article, I write about codes, all the things they can be, all the things they ought not to be, and the various blind allies… read more
Coding in the Quotation Network: Bridging the Gap Between Fragmentation and Integration
Author: Ricardo B. Contreras DOWNLOAD PDF Introduction In this article I will look at a procedure not many ATLAS.ti users know: coding in the network view. That is, when 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
Different Ways to Write About Larger Themes or Concepts in ATLAS.ti
Author: Dr. Nick Woolf The purpose of this article is to present an alternative way to use comments and memos in ATLAS.ti, as an example of using the program creatively…. read more
ATLAS.ti no estudo de aprendizagem empreendedora – códigos e famílias de códigos
Autora: Ariane A. Corradi Introdução Estudos sobre aprendizagem nas organizações, no Brasil, têm focado metodologias quantitativas do tipo survey. Nesses estudos, as respostas dos participantes são agrupadas para testar hipóteses… 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