ATLAS.ti for Qualitative Data Analysis
Introduction and hands-on workshop
Friday, June 11, 12 to 5 pm: Introduction to ATLAS.ti
The focus is on gaining a comprehensive understanding of how the program works in order that it can be used in a powerful way to go well the basics of simple coding and retrieval of data. Examples from many disciplines and methods will be used to demonstrate how the features of the program can be harnessed in different ways to design and conduct a qualitative data analysis.
Saturday, June 12, 9 am to 5 pm: Intensive hands-on workshop
Please note: The Friday introductory session is a prerequisite for taking the hands-on workshop
The hands-on workshop is intensive, and is intended for participants ready to begin a data analysis shortly after attending the workshop. The focus is on (a) mastering the basics of setting up a project and conducting coding and basic exploration of data, and (b) experiencing all advanced features of the program. It is helpful but not necessary to have one’s own data at the workshop.
Nick Woolf
Nick has a PhD in instructional design from the University of Iowa, where he taught a doctoral class in qualitative data analysis and ran the Qualitative Researchers’ Practice Forum. Since 1997 he has been an independent educator, trainer, and consultant in qualitative research, and has conducted 250 ATLAS.ti workshops at universities, research institutions, and in monthly small-group workshops in Santa Barbara, California. Nick participates as consultant, lead analyst, or project manager on numerous qualitative research projects, and conducts his own research as a Visiting Academic Fellow at Henley Business School.
Nick Woolf, PhD.
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