The file materials in the Environmental Change Down East sample project are drawn from a two year study (2008-2009) undertaken by researchers from the Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment at the Duke University Marine Lab in Beaufort, N.C. Multi-method: Environmental change in Down East See below for more information about each of the sample projects. In addition, there is a read-only version of the multi-method sample project available for NVivo Collaboration Server users.

Mixed methods: Wellbeing in the Older Women's Network.

Literature review: Virtual Reality and Health.

Three sample projects can be downloaded from the links below:

This allows you to start a project afresh, free of changes you made in previous copies. If you click the sample project tiles again it creates new copies, identified by a number in the project names.

Use Recent Projects or Open Other Project on the Welcome screen to re-open these copies. After you open them, they are saved with any changes you made. Open these projects from the Welcome screen. Automated insights: a public consultation on local body budget priorities entirely using autocoding.Multi-method: community perspectives on development and environment in a coastal area, using interviews, surveys, social media etc.Two sample projects are installed with NVivo: These are fully functional projects that you can edit, add data to, code, run queries on, and produce reports and visualizations for. You’ll get the most out of this workshop if you already understand the basics of how NVivo works and have gained some comfort navigating its workspace.Ĭlick here for registration and more information.Five sample projects allow you to explore the full range of NVivo's capabilities. Note, however, that NVivo will not serve as cite-as-you-write software. This workshop will help you think through how you might use NVivo to organize your literature review, including storing many types of information in one place, coding your reading lists and your references, querying to find the piece of information you’re looking for, and importing bibliographic data from EndNote, Zotero, RefWorks, or Mendeley. Fortunately, these are all tasks for which NVivo was explicitly designed. Literature reviews require you to organize large amounts of information into themes, tie pieces of information to references, and synthesize patterns. Best for users with at least a basic understanding of NVivo. Learn how to use NVivo to organize and manage all the information you need to pull together your literature review.

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