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–11:30
NVivo for Qualitative Data Analysis: step 2
Welcome to a training session in which we will work with NVivo, software for qualitative data analysis. The session is suitable for those who have attended step 1 or are already familiar with the basic features covered in step 1. Participants also need to be familiar with qualitative data analysis.
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–11:00
Boost your information seeking skills
This workshop is aimed at PhD students, post docs or researchers who wish to update their information searching skills.
During this workshop, we will focus on the Humanities, but all are welcome.
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–16:00
Search! Evaluate! Cite! Drop-in support with librarians.
Do you need help with searching for information, source material or data? Do you have questions regarding citing or source criticism? Our librarians are ready to help you
during two drop-in sessions in Zoom.
We especially welcome students in languages, theology, education studies and other humanity subjects.
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–15:00
NVivo for Qualitative Data Analysis - step 3: Export, share and collaborate
Welcome to a training session in which we will work with NVivo, software for qualitative data analysis. In step 3 focus is collaboration and on moving on beyond NVivo, either by extracting data for further analysis in other software or exporting your data for presentation and/or publication
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–17:00
EndNote step 1 and 2 - Online
Please note that this class introduces the basics of EndNote software and not the web-based version EndNote Basic. It is advisable that you have EndNote installed on your computer before you take this course. Please contact your own Department IT Technician for assistance. Uppsala University does not have any EndNote campus license and it cannot be downloaded through the University Library.
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–11:30
Introduction to Mendeley - online
Mendeley is a free reference management program, used to generate citations and bibliographies. Besides reading, adding and organizing collections, Mendeley also offers ways for researchers to collaborate and connect, share papers, notes and annotations with colleagues. The primary target group for Mendeley is Phd students, researchers, and master students.
