Mark Igra

Welp my 1-year subscription on NVIVO ran out & I wasn’t that happy. Suggestions for intuitive #qda software I can run locally with confidential data welcome. #FOSS preferred but I’ll pay to avoid too much futzing. #Openqda server install a bit daunting for local 1-person use.

Now I’ve gotta get my coding exported. Argh
#Sociology

Jul 13, 2024 at 12:31amWeb
Show threadフラジークHladik・ラジムRadimJul 13, 2024
@markigra It is still very rudimentary feature-wise, but you may have a look at https://requal.app/ . Even if you only give it a test run and leave us a feedback on what would make it more useful to you, it will be appreciated.
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Show threadMark IgraJul 13, 2024
@hlageek Thanks. Will check it out.
Show threadNathaniel D. PorterSep 3, 2024
@markigra qcoder works but is really clunky. The easier (but less featured) FOSS alternative for simple qual projects is #taguette https://www.taguette.org/. I wrote an open workshop using it as well at https://ucla-imls-open-sci.info/open-qualitative-research/index.html
Taguette, the free and open-source qualitative data analysis tool

Taguette is a free an open-source text tagging tool for qualitative data analysis and qualitative research

Show threadMark IgraSep 4, 2024
@ndporter Thanks for the pointer . I’ve been thinking about design for text-based qualitative coding as a markdown extension . The quadro https://github.com/chrisgrieser/obsidian-quadro add-in to obsidian is an interesting starting point - though it would be best to separate the design from features of a specific tool.
GitHub - chrisgrieser/obsidian-quadro: Obsidian Plugin for social-scientific Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA). An open alternative to MAXQDA and atlas.ti, using Markdown to store data and research codes.

Obsidian Plugin for social-scientific Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA). An open alternative to MAXQDA and atlas.ti, using Markdown to store data and research codes. - chrisgrieser/obsidian-quadro

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