Part II of VI
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Dedoose History 101: Episode Two
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In our premiere episode about the origins of Dedoose as a company, we learned first about the early days of Dr. Eli Lieber and Dr. Tom Weisner’s mixed methods research. Their projects utilized the Ecocultural Family Interview, also known as the EFI.
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Today, we will pick up at the point where one participant’s circling of the number three helped to ignite Dr. Weisner’s curiosity about the capacities of analytical research solutions of the time.
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Listen and watch as both researchers continue to give their insights about the subsequent process of locating a single tool that would be capable of displaying and analyzing quantitative and qualitative media (hint: there was not one- yet!)
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This video blog also links you over to our YouTube channel, where you can catch up on Episode One while finding other helpful content.
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Watch videos ranging from basic how tos, to advanced topical webinars, on Dedoose Support.
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Part Two of Six: Navigating Methodological Complexities
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VIDEO TRANSCRIPT:
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“What does a three mean? If a parent circles a three, on a seven-point scale, why did they circle that three? What does that mean?”
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So, on the one hand, we tried to answer the question of what a three means. On the other hand, we tried to summarize across many families, the narrative stories that they talked about related topics.
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TO BE CONTINUED IN NEXT MONTH’S (VIDEO) BLOG...
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Can’t Wait 'til April for Episode Three? Enjoy More Dedoose Content.
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New to Our YouTube Channel? Be Our Guest!
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A Beginner’s Guide to Our Videos (With Goodies for More Experienced Dedoosers)
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- "Getting Started with Dedoose” is quite literally the best video for newbies to start with. You’ll learn the basic features, charts, data prep, and import procedures.
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- “Create a Project in Dedoose” A step by step, simplified guide to beginning a new project in Dedoose. No, you don’t have to copy/paste to demo project!
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- “Helpful Charts in Dedoose: 5 Key Visualizations” if you’re curious about some of the main data visualization features that Dedoosers love at-a-glance,
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- “Training Center: Create Code Application Test (Part I) considered a “goodie item” for those with more experience in Dedoose. Ideal for those managing other team members in projects.
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- “Training Center: Take a Code Application Test (Part II)” The second part in our training center series. Learn how to master inter-rater reliability (IRR) assessment with Dedoose.
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Have you recorded your own Dedoose-in-action video? Simply tag us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, or YouTube, and we’ll feature your content.
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We appreciate you helping us spread the good word about Dedoose. We’re committed to helping researchers make great research easier.
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