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An overview of various coding skills trainings offered in chapter four of the book 'technical aspects of coding' by graham gibbs. It includes details on skills trainings such as coding with new codes, coding with in-vivo codes, and working with audio and video files. The document also provides links to video tutorials and additional resources for further learning. Students can use this document as a study guide for understanding the concepts of coding using atlas.ti software.
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Skills training 4.1: coding with a new code Skills training 4.2: coding a quotation with two or more codes Skills training 4.3: list coding Skills training 4.4: coding via drag and drop Skills training 4.5: Replacing a code Skills training 4.6: resizing the length of a quotation Skills training 4.7: unlinking and removing codes Skills training 4.8: writing quotation comments Skills training 4.9: coding with in-vivo codes Skills training 4.10: further coding-related options Skills training 4.11: Importing a list of existing codes Skills training 4:12 exporting the list of codes for reuse in another project Skills Training 4.13: focus group coding Skills training 4.14: coding a PDF document Skills training 4.15: working with audio and video files Skills training 4.16: coding an image Skills training 4.17: working with Geo documents
On the book’s companion website (https://study.sagepub.com/friese3e), you can find and download several sample projects to use as you work through the skills trainings the book offers. For this chapter, you can work with the following sample projects:
On the book’s companion website (https://study.sagepub.com/friese3e), you can find links to video tutorials that offer step by step guidance about using ATLAS.ti so you can learn to master the software at your own pace. Title: Coding Part 3: What can codes be about by Graham Gibbs URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oo8ZcBJIEY&index=3&list=PL14E49EDF Title: Coding Part 4: What is coding for by Graham Gibbs URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xM-9yuBhMc&index=4&list=PL14E49EDF Title: ATLAS.ti 8 Windows: Creating quotations URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLNORYx5HoQ&index=9&list=PL8CTEdsSSmZEdst4E2bJ06Gp VeE3fouV Title: ATLAS.ti 8 Windows: Coding text documents URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVoVQEvK7OM&list=PL8CTEdsSSmZEdst4E2bJ06Gp9VeE3fouV &index= Title: ATLAS.ti Mac: Coding URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9axg6e0xu4A&t= Title: ATLAS.ti 8 Windows: Retrieving Coded Data URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n4Ii1eAURY&index=16&list=PL8CTEdsSSmZEdst4E2bJ06Gp9V eE3fou Title: ATLAS.ti 8 Windows: Creating a report of coded quotations
When you have worked through all skills training, you should be able to answer all of the following questions: 1 Which coding options does ATLAS.ti offer? 2 What are in-vivo codes and what can they be used for? 3 Explain the quotation ID in the Quotation Manager. 4 What does ‘grounded’ and ‘density’ mean in the Code Manager? 5 Why is it important to write code definitions? 6 For which purpose can you use quotation comments? 7 How do you need to prepare a code list if you want to import it? 8 How can you export a code list for reuse in another project? 9 How can you code focus group data and what do you need to know about preparing focus group transcripts? 10 What do you need to know when coding PDF files? 11 How can you go about analysing image, audio, video and geo documents? Which options are you likely to use more or in a different way as compared to working with text data?