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Announcing – 2 Day NVivo Training Workshops – Dublin
Enroll for 1 or 2 days
We are running a two day NVivo Training workshop in Dublin on the 13th and 14th of December, 2018. These workshops will be delivered by Ben Meehan. The workshops come with free and unlimited post training, one-to-one online support for each participant for the life of their first project using NVivo, including PhD projects. This personal support is delivered by means of a very user friendly system where the trainer logs on to your computer and works one-to-one with you as you incrementally apply the tools, concepts and protocols taught in the workshop on your live data. Support session are run during the day, in the evenings and on Saturdays. You are not limited by duration or frequency of support sessions. You can have this tuition as often as you deem necessary to optimise your data and use NVivo to demonstrate rigour in your data analysis. The workshop also includes colour printed workbooks, electronic resources, lunch and snacks. Click here to register for both days or to register for one day, email your request to: info@qdatraining.eu
If you are funded and do not wish to pay online, you can still reserve your place by arranging for an invoices to be sent to your funding organisation. Purchase orders or written confirmation from the funder are required for delegates requesting invoices. To arrange registration by this means, please send your request to this address info@qdatraining.eu
Venue:
Clayton Dublin Airport Hotel – Ireland
Course Outlines – Click on links below
Day 1- Introduction to NVivo – setting up your qualitative database
Day 2- NVivo Underway – analysing your data
We look forward to meeting you on the day(s) and learning about your research project.
The QDATRAINING Team
Using Clustering as a Tool: Mixed Methods in Qualitative Data Analysis
This webinar on using Using Clustering as a Tool: Mixed Methods in Qualitative Data Analysis was delivered by Dr, Laura Macia, PhD and is worth watching for anyone interested in understanding and utilising cluster analysis in NVivo:
NVivo 1-to-1 support for your Student Groups
NVivo 1-to-1 NVivo Training & Consultancy Support for your Student Groups
QDATRAINING is proud to add a new service to it’s NVivo training and consultancy services for 2018.
Course designers and administrators can now avail of 1 to 5 year NVivo support contracts for student groups. This is exactly the same service enjoyed by researchers who attend our two day NVivo workshops (free and unlimited to all participants for the life of their first project using NVivo), and those that pay by the hour for one-to-one training and consultancy as thay had not previously attend our workshops.
This offering is designed to target student groups who may not have training with us but still require one-to-one support beyond that provided in-house in their institution. The support contract is for a defined period (typically one year) and the cost will depend on the number of students requiring access to the service and the scope of the qualitative data analysis being undertaken (taught masters, masters by research, professional doctorate or PhD levels of analysis).
Prices are on application but if you would like a customs quotation for your student group, please use the “contact us” form below to provide us with relevant information about your student group and include preferred method of contact for your personalised quotation:
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By Email to: info@qdatraining.eu
By Telephone: +353 (1) 4429719
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QDATRAINING Ltd
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Howth Road
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Dublin 5
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Interested in Researching Vulnerable Groups – don’t miss this opportunity
Perspectives on hidden victims’Findings of three new innovative studies’ – 27th April 2017, Room KBG-12 Kemmy Business School
If you’re interested in researching vulnerable groups, then don’t miss a one day programme being run by the Centre for Crime, Justice & Victim Studies, School of Law, University of Limerick at the above venue and date. You will be in the company of: Dr Sean Redmond, Adjunct Professor of Youth Justice, School of Law, Dr Nicola Carr, Associate Professor in Criminology, University of Nottingham and Dr Johnny Connolly, Irish Research Council Fellow, Centre for Crime, Justice and Victim Studies, School of Law, University of Limerick. You will lear of three fasinating studies centering on vulnerable study populations. Dr. Redmond will present the findings and other outcomes from his study into the influence of criminal networks in children’s offending behaviour in Ireland 2010-2014. Sr Carr will describe her study which highlights the processes through which young people become subject to paramilitary ‘justice’ and their negotiation of the multiple risks they face while Dr. Connolly will outline his research into drug-related intimidation of drug users and their families, mostly caused by drug debt. but the best part of the day will be the opportunity to attend a masterclass in the afternoon which will be informal (so limited to 20 PLACES) so you will have an opportunity to interact with all three leaders in their fields of research and learn about their experiences in researching vulnerable groups.
Full details here: https://QDACloud.myqnapcloud.com:443/share.cgi?ssid=0aNXLfu
New & Easier Coding Functions in NVivo 11 for Windows
See the new coding features incorporated into the latest NVivo 11 update for Windows which greatly simplify coding data:
Importing EndNote to NVivo for MAC
Here is a useful video from QSR on the practical steps for importing from EndNote into NVivo for MAC:
Kathy Charmaz Discusses Constructivist Grounded Theory
For anyone embarking on constructivist a grounded theory project, you might want to consider investing an hour viewing this excellent discussion with between Professor Charmaz and Graham Gibbs from the University of Huddersfield. This interview offers some wonderful insights into how one might develop an analytical strategy for qualitative data analysis based on Professor Charmaz’s philosophical and practical approach to Grounded Theory.
