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Workshop: Strategies for Qualitative Research

Donna H. Ziegenfuss, Ed.D. (donna.ziegenfuss@utah.edu)
J. Willard Marriott Library

2025 Version of the GC Powerpoint Download 2025 Version of the GC Powerpoint

Word coding example for H GEN qualitative class Download Word coding example for H GEN qualitative class

 

 

The Opportunities & Challenges of Qualitative Research:
The WHY and the HOW PowerPoint 2024 Download PowerPoint 2024

Download Brief Qualitative Coding Overview PowerPoint

(abbreviated) of organizing and doing coding

 

A great video by Christina Silver on 5 types of analytic activities
that go across across all qualitative and/or mixed methods research
Links to an external site.


Qual/Quant research comparison

Qualitative Research  Quantitative Research
Inductive Approach Deductive Approach
Different grounding - about developing theory Different grounding - about
testing theories
About answering complex questions About testing a hypothesis
Context is king Research should be context free
Unit of Analysis: Words Unit of Analysis: Numbers
Focus on rich description Focus on measuring variables
Theory can "emerge" from the data analysis Theory is pre-known before collecting
data       
More process-oriented (time intensive process)                       More product-focused (faster to extract numerical findings)     

 

 

How to do qualitative coding with Word and Excel (video tutorial links)

Coding in Word directions

Coding in Excel directions

Coding with Software (Open software, Nvivo, or Atlas.ti)

 

Other Coding Videos

Graham Gibbs Videos on Coding

 

Braun & Clarke Methodology

Designing Survey and Interview Questions PowerPoint Presentation Spring 2022 Download PowerPoint Presentation Spring 2022

Research Design Strategies

    • Think about your design methodology as  a cookbook (step-by-step how will you find study participants, contact the participants, what will you ask them, what data are important to your study questions, what will you need to do to collect data?)
      • Will you tape record?
      • Will you just take notes?
      • What questions will you ask?
      • Will you videotape or audiotape the session?
      • Will you have rules for participation in the group?
      • Will you have a homogeneous or heterogeneous group?
      • What questions will you ask?
      • Will you use a likert-scale with comments?
      • Is there just open ended questions?
      • Will you collect demographic data?
      • Will you need multiple videographers to capture the true event?
      • Will you just audio tape?
      • How will analyze the video - what are you trying to pull out of the video?
      • Will you collect documents for analysis?
      • How will you decide what documents to collect?
      • How will store and save documents?
      • Observation
      • Interview
      • Focus Group
      • Survey
      • VIdeotape
      • Document Review

action research cycle graphic

 

Strategies for Collecting and Analyzing Data

Strategies for Presenting Qualitative Data Video

Online Qualitative Research Resources

 

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