Friendly URL: lib.gsu.edu/qualcodingmanual | Presented by Dr. Mandy Swygart-Hobaugh, Georgia State University, Head of Research Data Services (RDS), aswygarthobaugh@gsu.edu
An overview talk about qualitative data types and what it means to do analytical coding of qualitative data.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES -- to explore the following questions: What is qualitative research? What ‘counts’ as qualitative data? What does it mean to ‘code’ qualitative data?
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Applies knowledge from Part 1 mini-methods talk by hands-on manual coding an interview transcript.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Participants [1] do analytical coding of an interview transcript, [2] experience collaborative coding (wherein multiple researchers code the same data then compare the common and divergent themes found in the data), and [3] explore strengths/challenges of subjectivity and differential interpretation in the qualitative coding process.
NOTE: The interviewee gave permission to share their interview transcript for the purposes of teaching/learning (but not reuse for research purposes).
