I intend to utilize NVivo software for analysis of qualitative data (interviews) for my research. I browsed google scholar, ResearchGate and academia for finding out articles/thesis for review but couldn't find one owing to my inability of appropriate search/key words. Would be grateful, if some articles/theses are recommended with links for reviewing, so that, I can be able to comprehend the description and interpretation of "world cloud" and "word tree" for my research. Thanks.
There are several useful books on how to do analysis with NVivo, and any number of YouTube tutorials. You could start by searching YouTube for how to use word clouds and trees (although I personally do not think those are very strong tools, since they are primarily based on how frequently you use each code).
Thank you Dr David L Morgan for your kind advice. I have heard from many researchers (students/faculty) that to do data analysis through NVivo saves time and its more accurate than the manual one. That's why I intend to do data analysis with NVivo.
Could you Hisham Yaacob kindly share some links. I will be grateful for that. Thanks
Here are the Lumivero "Getting Started" tutorials, and there are many more tutorials on YouTube. The "official ones will be from either Lumivero or its predecessor QSR.
https://lumivero.com/resources/support/getting-started-with-nvivo/nvivo-tutorials/
Thank you David L Morgan very much for your academic help. I appreciate that. It will help many more aspirants who desire to do qualitative data analysis. Grateful for the kindness.
I did a research using Nvivo, although the article that was published in Disabilityabiliy & Society does not explain much about the methodology due to space limitations, it is the project that explains it better, but it is in Spanish.
I'm giving you the link to both, the article, and the project so you can have a look
Article: Article Personal and contextual factors influencing the entrepreneur...
Project: https://repositorio.comillas.edu/xmlui/bitstream/handle/11531/55812/Informe%20Final-%20Factores%20que%20influyen%20en%20la%20IE%20de%20las%20Personas%20con%20Discapacidad.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
Thank you Noemí Pérez-Macias for sharing your report and article. I went through the report but its in Spanish, so couldn't benefit owing to language barrier. However, the word cloud created through NVivo has extensively been used which would have been of great help had it been in English. I think this project is very interesting and could be of immense value and many researchers would cite it bcz of its importance if it is translated in to English and shared on your ResearchGate profile. Regards.
NVivo really helps me in my thesis's data analysis part. However, based on my experience with NVivo which was zero at the time plus a time constraint, I enrolled in a short 2-day NVivo (Beginner-Intermediate). That work wonders for me.
There are a lot of tutorials on Youtube that will show you how to do this. But if you want a textbook, I'd recommend 'Qualitative data analysis with Nvivo' by Bazeley and Jackson. It's a little out of date as regards Nvivo versions, but the basics are the same and it relates very easily to the current version of Nvivo. Just be aware that Nvivo counts everything, which will tempt you to think quantitatively, whereas you are really looking for themes and nuances, not data numbers.
Phil Back, I agree about needing to do your own interpretive work, which is true for all the qualitative analysis programs
Thanks Nizam Abdullah for you advice. I am on it and its helping much.
Yes, that's true, that I am looking for themes and not numbers. Grateful for referring me the book of Bazeley which I possess. Thanks Phil Back for your kind advice.
The point of David L Morgan truly highlights my concerns that one needs own interpretive work as I have collected the data and may better understand it. A new avenue for me to ponder on. Thanks for that and I do appreciate it, sir.
Thank you very much Chuck A Arize for your guidance. I am grateful and appreciate that.
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