NVivo - Photovoice Projects: Home

Look at photos of GSU's campus and discuss:

• How does what we see in these photos SUPPORT or NOT SUPPORT the GSU strategic intention of creating "campus spaces [that are] the most inviting and rewarding for our students' collective experience" and "where people want to learn, study, work, live, play and connect"?
• If in your observations they do NOT support the strategic intention, then what can we or toerhs do about it to bring positive change?

For NVivo Help, contact:

• Dr. Mandy Swygart-Hobaugh, Department Head, Research Data Services
• Dr. Halley Riley, Data Services Specialist, Research Data Services 

NOTE: Dr. Mandy & Dr. Halley are away the week of May 29 - June 2.

UPCOMING DATA WORKSHOPS & DATA EVENTS

MAIN FILES - download ALL of these files for the session

In NVivo, you can Autocode a transcript by Speaker Name to create a Case for each participant (how-to for Windows and Mac) during that process, it also creates a Case Classification in which you can create attributes about the participants to use for comparing themes in their data across different values of the attribute. For example: If you have a theory that GSU student reflections on the photos will be different from staff whose may be different from faculty, then you could create an attribute called GSU Status with the different values of Student, Staff, Faculty, and others (parent of student, etc.).

STEPS for Creating Attributes and Values:

1. In NVivo blue navigation bar at left, in Cases area, click Case Classifications to have the case classification name listed in white pane.
2. Right-click on case classification name, and select New Attribute.
3. In New Attribute popup window, give the attribute a name.
4. Still in New Attribute popup window, click the Values tab.
5. Click Add button, and then type or paste in the first attribute value name.
6. Repeat above step for each attribute value, and when finished, click the OK button.

STEPS for Assigning Attribute Values to Cases:

1. In NVivo blue navigation bar at left, in Cases area, click Case Classifications to have the case classification name listed in white pane.
2. Double-click the case classification name to open the case classification sheet in a tabbed window to the right.
3. For each participant, use dropdown to assign the appropriate attribute value for each attribute.
4. Be sure to save your work! Click the tiny disc icon at top right of NVivo screen to save.

Interested in learning NVivo? Take the workshops and earn the badges!

OTHER FILES

NVivo Workshop Handouts

Ready to Install NVivo? Go to lib.gsu.edu/nvivoinstall

lib.gsu.edu/nvivo-guide

^^This detailed NVivo guide has info about downloading NVivo for free (as a GSU student, staff, or faculty member), materials for the live and recorded NVivo workshops, help resources, etc.