Hello, Ruth. That depends on what do you mean by qualitative analysis. Nvivo is good and it's based on the methodology of "grounded theory". It is quite easy to start using. There is also Atlas.ti, but this one seemed too advanced for me. I think, that these two are main software for qualitative analysis of texts. Best regards, Alexander. 2010/10/8 Deller, Ruth A <R.A.Deller@shu.ac.uk>
Hi all
I'm doing a project that involves (amongst other things) comparing data from emails and I am looking into software that might help me with my analysis, which will involve qualitative and a small amount of quantitative research, though some of the quantitative stuff is so basic I can do it in Outlook!
I had Deduce recommended to me, but I can't find a link to it anywhere - does anyone know how I can find it?
Would Nvivo also be useful - and does anyone know of any other tools that I can utilise?
Many thanks
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