Thomas Muhr has a site with several links connected to hisĪTLAS.ti qualitative data analysis software.
HYPERRESEARCH VS NVIVO SOFTWARE
Solid (though product details are now dated the conceptual base isĪll these software packages are all available from the developersĭemo versions of most are available for download, or on CD at small cost. Udo Kelle's edited volume, Computer-aided qualitative dataĪnalysis: Theory, Methods and Practice (Sage, 1995) is also very
Now, versions of both products more capable.)
Online, reporting her own experiences with both products. Susanne Friese, a developer of the Ethnograph and now a developer and trainer on ATLAS.ti, has greatĪTLAS.ti and NUD*IST in a (1996) paper from Sociological Research Updates to software make the product-specific information limited, but you can get aįine overview of the territory from this fine and thorough volume.Ī brief overview to widely used software and issues regarding their useĭrisko, J. Those with deep interest in qualitative data analysis using computer software should examineĬomputer Programs for Qualitative Data Analysis: A Software Sourcebook published by Sage inġ995 (with a new edition in progress). Covers use and the user's experience also includes anĮxtensive listing of software resources of many kinds (including contentĪnalysis which is not the main focus of this page). Qualitative Research Experience (revised edition from Thompson/Brooks Cole, 2004, pp.ġ89-210). Is available via my chapter in Deborah Padgett's book The
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