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Page Description: [For Windows PC. Mac and iPad users, see this, Linux users, see this.] Series 1 - CT for Qualitative Analysis The following series of tutorials is specifically for learning how to use ConnectedText for qualitative data analysis (as a CAQDAS). To get the general idea and see the end result, you may want to read…

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Page Text: visual representation of coding process flow and project structure. description of coding process with relevant markups. step-by-step description of coding process. uses example and screenshots. a generalised description of the qualitative data analysis process. illustrated by chart with step-by-step instructions. NOTES: This model was developed with ConnectedText v. 5. If your model (see p. 10 above) ends up containing a long daisy chain with hundreds of “included” topics, then the processing time of rendering or saving the topics sitting at the top end of the chain may increase considerably. It takes between 1 to 1.5 minutes to render my “findings” topic on my PC (Intel Core i7 CPU 860 @ 2.80 GHz, with 8.0 GB RAM, Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit). I have 560 topics, though not all of them are “included” or have “includes” from other topics. You just need to be patient, as CT is checking and updating every single topic in the daisy chain. Series 2 – CT for Reading Notes & Literature Review This series of tutorials will describe how CT can be used for note-taking and writing a literature review.

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