The ATLAS.ti Research Blog
Using smart codes and smart groups in ATLAS.ti 9 Windows & Mac
By Dr. Neringa Kalpokas and Ivana Radivojevic Introduction The foundation of qualitative data analysis in ATLAS.ti consists of coding the data: attaching “tags” to segments of selected data. Once the… read more
Categorías de Análisis Base de la Investigación Cualitativa
La metodología cualitativa se inicia desde un acontecimiento real acerca del cual se quiere hacer un concepto. Se está ante algo que se quiere saber qué es. El punto de… read more
Sentiment Analysis in ATLAS.ti Cloud
By: Dr. Neringa Kalpokas & Ivana Radivojevic Introduction Understanding people’s reactions and evaluations is a common goal in research, and this is why analysing the positive, negative, and neutral sentiments… read more
Harnessing ATLAS.ti Cloud for Collaborative Qualitative Analysis on Cyberbullying
By: Ani Munirah Mohamad School of Law, Universiti Utara Malaysia, Kedah, Malaysia Previously when I carried out any research involving qualitative data and analysis in ATLAS.ti, my team and… read more
Automated Transcripts – Support for Qualitative Researchers during the Pandemic
New Import Option for Automated Transcripts. Due to the pandemic, qualitative research is currently going through transformation. Traditional face-to-face data collection is replaced by methods and procedures that allow for… read more
A reflection on navigating the process of refining and grouping data with ATLAS.ti
This blog article was written by one of our Certified ATLAS.ti Professional Trainers, Muller Spies (North-West University, South Africa) Introduction I was first introduced to the highly versatile qualitative data… read more
Visualizing Relationships in Networks
In this article you learn about the various applications of ATLAS.ti networks and two FAQs are answered: Can I create case-specific networks, and can networks help me to organize codes… read more
The Iterative Qualitative Data Analysis Process with ATLAS.ti: A Dialogue Between Description, Reflection, Analysis, and Interpretation
In simplified terms, you can approach your work with ATLAS.ti either in a lineal way or in an iterative way. A lineal approach can be represented by segmenting and coding… read more
Emmanuel Freudenthal, a freelance reporter in Africa and Peabody award winner
Emmanuel Freudenthal studied economics at UTS in Sydney, then anthropology and politics at the University of Oxford. He’s fluent in French, English and Hebrew, and gets by in Spanish and Swahili. Emmanuel is a… read more
ATLAS.ti Version 9 out now – ATLAS.ti CLOUD out of Beta and the new License Management System launched!
Welcome to this special edition of the ATLAS.ti newsletter! Today, we have great news for you: The new generation of ATLAS.ti is finally here–the long anticipated ATLAS.ti 9 for Windows… read more
