Often I find it challenging to represent qualitative data (interview/ observation/ image analysis) graphically. Describing in written words are okay but I think its more effective if I can present the data and findings in graphics. That way more information can be delivered in less space. Anyone can help me by suggesting some good resources (paper/ video etc.) on this?
Word clouds are a popular way to display interview data — the words most often used by respondents. When respondents emerge into several groups we expand the word cloud into Venn diagrams.
I am so shy to share my work with you but I hope that it can be of help to you, if any. I utilized the graphical figure based on my qualitative research results.
Article A Brief Research Report on Understanding the Meaning of Driv...
Renato Cuocolo
its usually easier with numerical form. I face the challenge while dealing with non-numeric (verbal) data.
Word clouds are a popular way to display interview data — the words most often used by respondents. When respondents emerge into several groups we expand the word cloud into Venn diagrams.
We also show “conversation data” in organizations and communities as networks. Here is a picture of how people interact with each other to get their work done. A node shows an employee, the colored nodes show who is central to the conversations, and a gray line shows who has work interactions at least once a week.
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