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Below are a handful of well-known books on coding practices to help you learn the analytical process of coding. REMEMBER: NVivo is just the *TOOL* for facilitating your analytical coding -- the real *ANALYSIS* comes from YOU and is informed by your research questions and your coding framework.
Below are some resources for how to approach writing up your qualitative analysis findings -- see also these tips on finding research that has used NVivo for analysis to consult how they report their use of NVivo.
Collect your own data using Qualtrics, a survey construction and data collection/evaluation tool that is available to the GSU community.
SAGE Research Methods (SRM) is an amazing tool for GSU students, faculty and staff who are learning or teaching research methods and those who are conducting research across social science fields.
SRM includes:
Additional SRM Resources:
To learn more: Contact Halley from the Research Data Service (RDS) Department!
Below are some resources for conducting text analysis and text mining, information about CAQDAS, creating metadata for qualitative data, finding existing qualitative data for original analyses, and more:
Read others' work who used NVivo for data analysis -- see how they used it, what types of data they analyzed with it, how they wrote up their analysis, etc.
Or search for NVivo-based articles specific to your discipline: go to our A-Z Databases list and use the All Subjects dropdown menu to go to specific databases by subject.