[Air-L] Deduce Qualitative Analysis software?

[Stromer-Galley, Jennifer]

Hi Ruth,

I use Atlas.ti, which has a handy export feature of your qualitative data codes into a statistical program like SPSS. Atlas.ti has a learning curve but so does NVivo.

Best,
~Jenny

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> Subject: [Air-L] Deduce Qualitative Analysis software?
> 
> 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
> 
> Ruth Deller
> Sheffield Hallam University
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