The newest version of NVivo is a significant step forward in an age when collaborative research is critical. As we bring NVivo 14 to the market, we’re addressing some increasingly […]
The newest version of NVivo is a significant step forward in an age when collaborative research is critical. As we bring NVivo 14 to the market, we’re addressing some increasingly […]
Wir haben Citavi 6.15.2 veröffentlicht und laden Sie ein, diese Version zu installieren, um die unten aufgeführten Fehler zu beheben. Falls Sie nach dem Öffnen eines Projekts nicht über ein […]
We just released an update to Citavi 6 (Citavi 6.15.2). We encourage you to install this version so you can take full advantage of the bug fixes listed below. If […]
Managing uncertainty in project schedules has never been easier thanks to DecisionTools Suite’s newest feature, ScheduleRiskAnalysis (SRA). SRA lets you perform risk analysis using Monte Carlo simulation on scheduling models […]
What is Culturally Responsive Research? Conducting culturally responsive research is crucial when working with vulnerable populations in order to support and respect the participants’ experiences. In this post, we will […]
Xanne Janssen has been awarded $25,000 over two years – hear from her about the study she is conducting. Xanne Janssen is a Senior Lecturer in the School of […]
Take charge and delegate tasks to your new personal research assistants This post originally appeared as part of the Citavi Summer newsletter series for thesis writers and has now been […]
How can I find the journal article my professor mentioned? My professor recommended a journal article for my research paper... but she didn't mention the exact title, author, or journal name. Now how on Earth can I find […]
Go forwards in time with citation tracking A couple months ago in our blog post on bibliography hacking, we looked at how you can use a bibliography to find additional sources. […]
Let your sources' bibliographies do your searching for you Do you often feel like you’re searching for sources in the all the wrong places? Or maybe you’ve been able to locate one or […]
Tips for saving webpages, blogs, and articles We all know people who prefer to print things they find online before reading them. For me, it’s my father. I had to […]
Three Solutions for Inadvertent Pilers Are your stacks of papers and books growing at such an alarming rate that you're worried about being buried alive if they ever topple over? […]
The newest version of NVivo is a significant step forward in an age when collaborative research is critical. As we bring NVivo 14 to the market, we’re addressing some increasingly […]
What is Culturally Responsive Research? Conducting culturally responsive research is crucial when working with vulnerable populations in order to support and respect the participants’ experiences. In this post, we will […]
Xanne Janssen has been awarded $25,000 over two years – hear from her about the study she is conducting. Xanne Janssen is a Senior Lecturer in the School of […]
On the first day of research, my data gave to me... (Part two) Today we continue our 14 days of research journey with 7 more interesting elements of NVivo to […]
On the First day of research, my data gave to me... Join us as we help you to (re)discover some of the key elements of NVivo that will help set […]
Between the Data Episode 47: Post-Intentional Phenomenology: Considerations and Principles Social science researchers have long utilized phenomenological research methodologies in their qualitative research to study consciousness from direct experience. While […]
Beauty has long been a topic of interest, from philosophers who struggled to define it to artists who sought to portray it. And now, with an entire industry devoted to […]
NVivo was used to enable a recent study that identified family history as the most significant factor in assessing personal breast cancer risk, but health behaviors and environment were also […]
Dr. Janet Salmons interviewed by Dr. Stacy Penna, Engagement and Enablement Director NVivo Podcast Between the Data Ep 44 Launched by SAGE Publishing in 2009, MethodSpace is an online community […]
Scholarly Writing Institute Recap Enhance your writing skills and discover digital tools to assist with the publishing process. NVivo and Citavi have once again partnered with Dissertation by Design to […]
The practice of thematic analysis is widely used in qualitative analysis but sometimes not acknowledged or confused with other approaches. Here at QSR International we break down the ambiguities of […]
On any given day, close to 80% of NVivo users are busy analyzing interviews. Like you, they're looking for the best way to make sense of their data so they […]
Wir haben Citavi 6.15.2 veröffentlicht und laden Sie ein, diese Version zu installieren, um die unten aufgeführten Fehler zu beheben. Falls Sie nach dem Öffnen eines Projekts nicht über ein […]
We just released an update to Citavi 6 (Citavi 6.15.2). We encourage you to install this version so you can take full advantage of the bug fixes listed below. If […]
Take charge and delegate tasks to your new personal research assistants This post originally appeared as part of the Citavi Summer newsletter series for thesis writers and has now been […]
How can I find the journal article my professor mentioned? My professor recommended a journal article for my research paper... but she didn't mention the exact title, author, or journal name. Now how on Earth can I find […]
Go forwards in time with citation tracking A couple months ago in our blog post on bibliography hacking, we looked at how you can use a bibliography to find additional sources. […]
Let your sources' bibliographies do your searching for you Do you often feel like you’re searching for sources in the all the wrong places? Or maybe you’ve been able to locate one or […]
Tips for saving webpages, blogs, and articles We all know people who prefer to print things they find online before reading them. For me, it’s my father. I had to […]
Three Solutions for Inadvertent Pilers Are your stacks of papers and books growing at such an alarming rate that you're worried about being buried alive if they ever topple over? […]
And other questions regarding self-citation You’re an undergraduate student with a double major in Political Science and Chinese Studies. You write a research paper for one of your Political Science […]
Use summaries to better understand difficult academic texts On Monday morning my co-worker asked me about my weekend, as he always does. I replied, “I went to a friend’s place […]
Stop pulling all-nighters for good “Guess I’ll just have to pull another all-nighter,” was a phrase I said all-too-often during my studies. It seemed that whenever a test was coming […]
Two approaches for starting your writing sessions Now that it’s summer, if you’re a graduate and postgraduate student, you’re likely settling in to a writing routine to try to make progress on your dissertation. When your schedule is more flexible, it can sometimes be […]
Recorded interviews are one of the most popular forms of qualitative data collection. They are nearly always transcribed and the analysis is conducted on the transcribed text. But is that […]
NVivo Transcription has arrived to help solve the problem faced by many researchers – hours of manual transcription of data sources like interviews, and focus groups, which take precious time […]
Confronting the myth of the lone researcher There is a myth that qualitative researchers work alone. Lyn Richards, co-developer of NUD*IST and the early versions of NVivo, pointed this out […]
A Change Of Scenery Changing your workspace can have wide-ranging benefits—from enhanced mental and social stimulation to improved productivity, focus, and creativity. Gone are the days where an employee had […]
Best practices for collaborating with colleagues, data source considerations, and sharing actionable insights for healthcare and non-profit researchers Collaboration and stakeholder management Engaging in a research project outside of an […]
Evaluation of Student Success within Social Work Education’s Signature Pedagogy Over 250 Sonia users came together in October to share best practices and learn more about Sonia's newest features and […]
Evaluation of Student Success within Social Work Education’s Signature Pedagogy Field education is the “signature pedagogy” of social work education (CSWE, 2008). As a result of the focus on field […]
As the world of work moves ever faster, it’s never been more important for academia to connect with business and the workplaces into which students will emerge. One approach finding […]
Dr. Pablo Valdivia & Rosmery-Ann Boegeholz interviewed by Dr. Stacy Penna, Engagement and Enablement Director NVivo Podcast Between the Data Ep 43 It’s hard to think of a time when […]
After joining the newly formed Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development, I was tasked with leading a project to centralize and streamline the new college’s field placement […]
We’re delighted to have our new Product and Community Director, and field placement expert, Sally Warlow, presenting a webinar on how she spearheaded an initiative to implement new placement processes and […]
Create a Better Field Placement Experience Improving field placement communications with the right plan, framework, and approach can help save time, increase productivity, and create a better placement experience for […]
Field placements, experiential learning, student placement or work-integrated learning – it doesn’t matter what you call it, on-the-job learning for students is fast expanding and is here to stay. […]
The prospect of graduating from spreadsheets or sticky notes to placement software is exciting. There are so many time and cost savings, plus the ease with which compliance, reporting and […]
When our Field Education team had the opportunity to improve inefficient processes that were adding time and costs to running our field placement programs, we jumped at the chance! After […]
It’s that time. Accreditation season. You’re preparing. Where are those assessments stored? How do you find that data? The pressure is on to ensure your program remains competitive and your […]
People managing placements are busy! There are students to manage, site contacts to update, sites to source and university staff to report to. Often, entire programs are managed via complicated […]
