The ATLAS.ti Research Blog
Diagramming in ATLAS.ti: Moving Towards a Holistic Understanding of the Data

Download article in PDF Author: Ricardo B. Contreras Introduction In previous Newsletter and blog articles, I have discussed data-level work in ATLAS.ti. I have highlighted the benefit of commenting, renaming… read more
CAQDAS in Science and Technology Studies

Download article in PDF We interview Dr. Steve Wright, learning technologist from the Faculty of Health and Medicine at Lancaster University – a leading research-intensive institution in the North West… read more
Document Comments: Describing the Nature, Context and Background of the Sources of Information

Download article in PDF Author: Ricardo B. Contreras In this short article I will touch on the process of writing comments on documents. Writing these comments is part of what… 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
Mixed Methods Evaluation of Home Visiting Program

Download article in PDF This month, we interview Nane Zadouri, a researcher at WestEd Center for Prevention and Early Intervention, a California-based non-for-profit organization. Could you tell us something about… read more
Hyperlinking in ATLAS.ti: Expanding the Boundaries of Data Exploration

Author: Ricardo B. Contreras Introduction Data segmentation in ATLAS.ti is the process of selecting fragments from the sources of information (i.e., documents) and transforming them into quotations. A unique characteristic… 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
Developing an ATLAS.ti Relation Database for Social Research Projects

Author: Dr. Agnes Mühlmeyer-Mentzel Abstract Subject of this paper is the ATLAS.ti Relation Database. I will present a list of relations, which are useful and suitable for social science research… read more