Learn how to Code Images in NVivo for MAC

Summary

The video demonstrates how to code images using a specific example of a water usage image. It explains the process of coding parts of the image and linking them to text descriptions, as well as how to view and manage these codes.

Highlights

• 🎨 Coding Images: The video showcases how to code all or part of an image, specifically using a competing water usage image from a file folder.
• 📜 Linking Text: It explains how to code a picture log by selecting descriptive text, allowing for a connection between visual and textual data.
• 🖱️ Right-Click Functionality: Viewers learn that images can be coded and uncoded using the right-click option for ease of management.

• Key Moments

  • Introduction to Coding Images00:05
    • The video demonstrates how to code images, specifically using a competing water usage image.
    • The image is located in the area and township folder within the files area.
    • Viewers will learn to code all or part of an image and the picture log.
  • Coding the Image00:25
    • Instructions on selecting a boat in the foreground to code it to memorable quotes.
    • Guidance on coding the fetch log by selecting text that describes large waterfront homes.
    • The entire row of text can be coded for comprehensive referencing.
  • Viewing Coded Segments01:07
    • The coding on the image appears as a snippet in the default reference view.
    • Both coded segments from the image and the corresponding text from the log are visible.
    • The video includes tips on how to code and uncode images using right-click options.