Beginners NVivo 12 – February 12, 2019 (SOLD OUT)

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  • Beginners NVivo 12Feb 12, 20199:00 am - 12:00 pm

Location

Venue:   UM Bannatyne: Chown Building Room A106

UM Bannatyne: Chown Building Room A106

Address:
753 McDermot Ave., Chown Building, Room A106, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3E 0T6

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Researchers and analysts commonly use qualitative data analysis software (QDAS) tools in academia, healthcare, government, and marketing. QDAS tools organize, analyze and visualize unstructured data. In many cases, these data are text-based, however, most QDAS tools can integrate and interrogate other data types such as images, audio, video, surveys, and PDFs. In some cases, QDAS tools incorporate templates for streamlining accepted, established data analysis techniques for users (e.g., content analysis, framework analysis, social network analysis, etc.) The industry leading QDAS software is NVivo 12, and while other QDAS tools exist (e.g., Dedoose, MaxQDAS, Atlas.ti, etc.), many qualitative researchers accept that NVivo offers the widest variety of organizational and analytic functions. Dr. Allan McDougall, a full-time qualitative researcher with the Canadian Medical Protective Association, is a NVivo Certified Expert with nearly 10 years’ experience using the tool and training users. This session will provide an overview for how NVivo 12 can be used to facilitate mixed methods research. A practical workshop on leveraging some of NVivo’s most useful features will also be provided. PC and Mac versions of NVivo will be appropriate for this session (older versions of NVivo too!).

At the end of this session, participants will:

  • Understand how NVivo can be used to draw insights from mixed methods datasets (e.g., surveys)
  • Import, code, and analyze mixed methods data with NVivo
  • Appreciate some of NVivo’s basic and more advanced functionality

This is an interactive workshop. To get as much as possible out of the workshop, participants are asked to bring laptops with them. If you do not already have NVivo 12 on your laptop, please download the free 2-week trial version of NVivo 12 prior to the workshop. The trial version can be found here: https://www.qsrinternational.com/nvivo/trial|

Advanced NVivo 12 Sessions

If you are interested in having an 30 – 60 minute individual or small group advanced NVivo session with Allan between 1:30 – 4:30 pm on Tuesday, February 12th, please contact Christen Rachul directly at christen.rachul@umanitoba.ca


Facilitator:

Allan McDougall

Dr. Allan McDougall is a qualitative researcher in the department of Medical Care Analytics at the Canadian Medical Protective Association (CMPA), a non-profit organization that protects the professional integrity of physicians and promotes safe medical care. He holds a PhD in Health Professional Education from Western University. Dr. McDougall is developing a research program on the medico-legal experiences of post-graduate trainees. As an Adjunct Professor in the University of Ottawa’s Department of Education, Dr. McDougall also continues to collaborate and publish in medical education with an interest in the role of spatial and software design in clinical learning and patient safety. Dr. McDougall has expertise in mixed methods research methodologies including content analysis, ethnography, sociomateriality, and grounded theory.


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Program Coordinator

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    Laurie Driedger
    Faculty Development Coordinator
    Office of Educational and Faculty Development
    S204 Medical Services Building
    Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
    University of Manitoba
    Tel: 204 272-3111
    Fax: 204-272-3169
    Email: Laurie.Driedger@umanitoba.ca
  • Laurie Driedger
    Faculty Development Coordinator
    Office of Educational and Faculty Development
    S204 Medical Services Building
    Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
    University of Manitoba
    Tel: 204 272-3111
    Fax: 204-272-3169
    Email: Laurie.Driedger@umanitoba.ca