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Data Analysis and Research

Qualitative Analysis Using Nvivo: Foundation Course

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Welcome to Qualitative Data Analysis Using NVivo, a comprehensive course designed to help you master one of the world's leading software applications for qualitative and mixed methods research. Whether you are a student, researcher, academic, or industry professional, this course provides a structured, hands-on learning experience that takes you from the fundamentals of NVivo to advanced qualitative data analysis techniques.


The course begins with an introduction to the NVivo interface and core functionalities before guiding you through the complete qualitative research workflow. You will learn how to import and organize a wide variety of data sources, including documents, PDFs, images, audio, video, HTML files, social media data, and survey responses. The course also demonstrates how to integrate bibliographic references from EndNote, Mendeley, and Zotero, enabling you to manage research materials efficiently within a single environment. Through practical demonstrations and real-world examples, you will explore coding, querying, visualization, thematic analysis, and advanced analytical features that help transform raw qualitative data into meaningful research insights.


By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and confidence to use NVivo effectively for qualitative and mixed methods research, enabling you to conduct rigorous analyses, organize complex datasets, and produce high-quality research for dissertations, academic publications, and professional projects.

Learning Outcomes

Navigate the NVivo interface and utilize its core features for qualitative data analysis.

Import, organize, and manage diverse data sources, including documents, images, audio, video, HTML files, survey data, and social media content.

Integrate bibliographic references from EndNote, Mendeley, and Zotero into NVivo projects.

Apply coding, queries, visualizations, and thematic analysis techniques to interpret qualitative data effectively.

Conduct rigorous qualitative and mixed methods research using NVivo and present findings in a systematic and professional manner.

Curriculum

8hr 46min • 7 Sections • 81 Lectures
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Creating a Blank Project in NVivo
9:14
Working with Sample Projects in Nvivo
5:47
Getting Familiar with Nvivo Interface Part 1
5:19
Getting Familiar with Nvivo Interface Part 2
12:44
Importing Data in NVivo How to Organize Your Data
Preview
5:40
Understanding Files, File Classification and External tabs
6:29
Creating Folders in Nvivo to Organize Data
6:15
Quiz Getting Familiar with NVivo Interface
5:00
Importing a Document in Nvivo Understanding References
10:11
Importing PDF documents in Nvivo
0:54
Importing Images in Nvivo
1:22
Importing an Audio File in Nvivo
1:31
Importing Video File in Nvivo
3:58
Importing HTML Files in Nvivo
6:43
Importing an HTML Page in Nvivo using Ncapture Plugin
2:13
Importing Social Network Data in Nvivo Getting Ncapture Plugin Ready
4:04
Importing Social Data in Nvivo Twitter and Linkedin Import
11:52
Importing Bibliographic Data in Nvivo from EndNote
16:42
Importing Bibliographic Data in Nvivo from Mendeley
Preview
7:26
Importing Bibliographic Data from Zotero in Nvivo
14:08
Importing Survey Data in Nvivo Part 1: Screening and Understanding Survey Data
5:52
Importing Survery data in Nvivo Part 2
13:48
Quiz Data Import in NVivo
5:00
Understanding and Working with Cases
2:35
Understanding Case Classification and Case Attributes
4:20
Creating Cases in Nvivo and Assigning Files and References to them
Preview
11:25
Creating Classification and Attributes for Cases
10:27
Coding Cases Manually in Nvivo
8:56
Auto-coding cases in Nvivo
10:54
Editing and Managing Codes in Nvivo
20:07
What is In Vivo Coding?
3:04
Working with Coding Stripes
5:48
Understanding Coding Density
4:41
Working With Memos
3:49
Quiz Working with Cases in NVivo
5:00
Introduction to Qualitative Coding in Nvivo
0:56
What is a Code? Understanding Coding Process in Nvivo
15:45
Inductive and Deductive Approaches to Qualitative Coding
7:04
Coding Different Type of Documents in Nvivo
5:03
Coding a Text Document in Nvivo
12:05
Coding an Audio File in Nvivo
11:26
Coding a Video File in Nvivo
10:34
Coding an Image in Nvivo
8:42
Quiz Coding Qualitative Data in NVivo
5:00
Unit Intro Transcribing Qualitative Data in NVivo
1:08
An Overview of Transcription in NVivo
9:25
Understanding Three Play Modes Normal Synchronize Transcribe
3:56
Using Loop feature in Transcription
1:09
Working with Skip Back and Forward Intervals
10:39
Fast Forward and Rewind Options
2:21
Managing the Audio Level
3:52
Managing the Player Speed
5:21
Manual Transcription in NVivo
9:33
How to Fix Time Stamp Not Appearing Issue in Nvivo
4:56
How to Export Your Transcript in NVivo
4:37
Automated Transcription in Nvivo
14:53
How to Export AI Generated Transcription in NVivo ?
Preview
1:34
How to Sync a Word Transcript with an Audio File in NVivo ?
12:40
How to Transcribe a Video File in NVivo?
7:41
Types of Transcription
5:40
Guidelines for Transcription
4:45
Metadata Guidelines Related to Transcription
11:47
Content Guidelines for Transcription Part 1
7:31
How to transcribe pauses ?
6:42
How to Transcribe a Questionable Text ?
1:23
How to transcribe sensitive information ?
3:29
How to ensure accuracy of your transcription ?
2:54
Storage and Usage Guidelines for Transcripts
11:13
Quiz Audio and Video Transcription in NVivo
5:00
Data Visualization in NVivo
1:01
Types of Maps and Diagrams in NVivo
4:05
Understanding Mind Map Project Map and Concept Maps
8:13
Which Map You Should Use First ?
4:05
Comparison between Project Map Mind Map and Concept Map
6:28
Quiz Data Visualization in NVivo
5:00

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