One of the key struggles of collaborative qualitative analysis is managing each person’s unique perspective on the data while also aligning on a shared understanding of it. Online software for qualitative data analysis simplifies the organization and differentiation of each team member’s coding, letting everyone compare and gradually align on a shared codebook. Here are three more ways that online qualitative software helps facilitate collaborative

Online qualitative coding software, often referred to as computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software (CAQDAS), helps analyze, categorize, and interpret large amounts of qualitative data. Transcripts from one-on-one interviews are just one example of possible data formats. A key feature in qualitative coding software is the code. A code is essentially a tag that represents an idea, concept, or pattern that you use to label a

What makes DataViz so unique is its ability to make COPE-ID’s database accessible to ordinary social scientists. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to access data: