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ATLAS.ti for Beginners
Coming soon: Designing and Implementing a Data Analysis Process with ATLAS.ti. |
After attending the ATLAS.ti workshop, I feel empowered to go forth and complete a systematic analysis of my qualitative data from my dissertation research. Specifically, I know the importance of using memos to record my processes. |
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Summer School on Methods
In July 2017, Ethnographica partnered with ATLAS.ti and the College of Public Health and Human Services at Oregon State University, for the First Corvallis ATLAS.ti Summer Workshop Series. The Series offered a unique opportunity to engage in rich dialogue with colleagues using ATLAS.ti in their research processes, and to learn from leading figures in the field of computer-assisted qualitative data analysis. Academics, graduate students, researchers and practitioners gathered in Corvallis, Oregon, for a week of intense learning, sharing and connecting. See here the bios of the instructors.
This is the best post-doctoral course I have taken in the past eight years. The balance of theoretical, conceptual, and technical information was perfect. You couldn't ask for a more experienced group of instructors who know how to teach the qualitative mindset and how to reach qualitative thinkers. I will definitely be back next year! Nancy M. Lucero, PhD Research Associate Professor Butler Institute for Families University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work. |
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