The ATLAS.ti Research Blog
Cómo realizar análisis temático utilizando ATLAS.ti
Autora: Eliana Esther Gallardo Echenique El propósito de este artículo es ofrecer algunas recomendaciones metodológicas que facilitan el análisis cualitativo de la información. Existen muchos métodos de análisis, pero para… read more
Merging HUs: Addressing the Schism Between Theory and Practice in Information Science
Author: B. Jane Scales Beginning a project in ATLAS.ti entails the creation of the Hermeneutic Unit (HU), the “container,” which holds everything related to the project: primary documents, quotations, codes,… 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
How to Use ATLAS.ti Mobile App with the BrowZine App for Literature Reviews
Author: Dr. Ken Riopelle Here is an easy way to use ATLAS.ti’s Mobile iPad app (http://www.atlasti.com/ipad.html) with the BrowZine™ iPad app for Literature Reviews. Note: Both Atlast.ti and BrowZine™ have… read more
Creating the Links: An Exploration of Element Relations Within ATLAS.ti
B. Jane Scales In this brief paper, I discuss relations between elements within an ATLAS.ti project or HU, and the development of these relations as one progresses further into the… read more
Reviewing Article Abstracts: Content Analysis and Synthesis
Author: B. Jane Scales Introduction After accepting new duties within Washington State University (WSU) Libraries’ public services department in the summer of 2013, I took responsibility for evaluating the quality… 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
Photovoice Analysis with ATLAS.ti
Author: Ricardo B. Contreras In this short summary paper, I will discuss how I used ATLAS.ti in the analysis of photovoice data within the context of an ethnographic study examining… 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