This workshop is fully booked. If you are interested in participating, please register for the extra edition of this Introduction to NVivo workshop on 2 December 2024.

Explore the fundamentals of qualitative data analysis with NVivo in this entry-level workshop led by Julia Straatman, researcher at Data School. This session is designed to familiarize you with the basic functionalities of NVivo, including importing, coding, organizing, and searching your data.

NVivo is a software package specifically designed to assist researchers in organizing, analyzing, and gaining insights from unstructured or qualitative data. Whether you are working with interviews, open-ended survey responses, journal articles, social media, or web content, NVivo can help you effectively manage and analyze your data.

The workshop is set up in a ‘follow-along’ format, where the instructor will demonstrate the various features and options using an example case on a big screen. This means the pace of the workshop will be decided by the participants. Participants will have the opportunity to follow along on their own laptops.

If time permits, participants will also have the option to work on their own research using NVivo. By the end of the workshop, you will have a solid understanding of the basic functionalities of NVivo, enabling you to import, code, organize, and search your data efficiently.

Level

This workshop is designed for beginners, catering specifically to individuals with little to no experience with NVivo. The workshop will be in English.

Preparation

Please bring your own laptop to the workshop. It is required for participation to install NVivo from the university’s website and complete a small homework assignment to familiarize yourself with the software prior to the workshop. You will receive this homework assignment by email at the latest two weeks before the workshop. The presenter will be using the most recent version of the software, NVivo 14. You can use both versions 14 and 20 during the workshop.

For whom?

Due to our funding, priority will be given to teachers, researchers and students of the Faculty of Humanities at Utrecht University for this workshop. This workshop has a maximum capacity of 12 participants.

If you are affiliated with a different faculty or institution but interested in participating, please register to be placed on a waiting list. Notification of available spaces will be sent two weeks before the workshop.

Registration

Please complete the registration form below if you wish to sign up for this workshop. Register early to secure your place, as spots are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you find yourself unable to attend after completing registration, we kindly request that you cancel your registration by sending an email to cdh@uu.nl, allowing us to offer the spot to another participant. Thank you for your cooperation.