QDA is the systematic collection, organization and interpretation of unstructured data (e.g. interview transcripts, lit reviews, focus groups, open-ended survey questions) After a close reading of the qualitative data, researchers will assign “codes” or themes to relevant quotes and/or sections of video/audio/images
You are able to use Taguette on their server for free at https://app.taguette.org.
You can also install Taguette locally on your computer. Instructions for installation are available at https://www.taguette.org/install
Fortunately the program and the webapp look identical.
The only feature you get with the download is the ability to work on it your coding without being logged into the internet
From the home screen, click Create a Project.
Enter your project information, including a Title & Description (optional)
Once you are in the project, look for the Documents tab in the left-hand pane
Click Add Documents
You will see an upload box that allows just one document at a time.
Document formats include: .pdf, .docx, . txt., .odt., .rtf., .md. or .html
Within the project, click on the Project info tab in the left-hand pane.
Click Manage Collaborators
Enter the username of your collaborator and assign their access level.
Use this same spot to edit access levels or remove collaborators
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