Dedoose 101: Beginning your Analysis is ideal for researchers or professionals who are new to Dedoose or those who want to build on their Dedoose skills.
Dedoose 101: Beginning Your Analysis is a 2 session workshop that introduces researchers to Dedoose and guides them in how to use Dedoose in their research. In addition to the Dedoose free trial, all participants will receive 2 free months of Dedoose access upon enrollment.
This blended course includes synchronous and asynchronous components. Participants will attend a combination of 2 live Zoom sessions (each 2 hours) and will complete independent online learning activities with accompanying resources. Key topics include:
• Data preparation and management
• Project creation and data import
• Coding and excerpting
• Codebook management
• Data analysis and visualization tools
This course is intended for researchers at any stage of their career who are interested in harnessing Dedoose for their qualitative and mixed methods analysis. No prior Dedoose experience is required. For those who have prior experience with Dedoose and want support with an active project, see the Bring Your Own Data Research Camp.
Synchronous sessions for the January 2025 cohort are January 15th and January 21st at 11am - 1pm Pacific Standard Time.
Course Designed and Delivered by: Dr. Michelle Salmona, Dr. Christina Silver, Dr. Sara E. Grummert, & Dr. Hannah Calvert
Dedoose 101: Beginning Your Analysis is a 2 session workshop that introduces researchers to Dedoose and guides them in how to use Dedoose in their research. In addition to the Dedoose free trial, all participants will receive 2 free months of Dedoose access upon enrollment.
This blended course includes synchronous and asynchronous components. Participants will attend a combination of 2 live Zoom sessions (each 2 hours) and will complete independent online learning activities with accompanying resources. Key topics include:
• Data preparation and management
• Project creation and data import
• Coding and excerpting
• Codebook management
• Data analysis and visualization tools
This course is intended for researchers at any stage of their career who are interested in harnessing Dedoose for their qualitative and mixed methods analysis. No prior Dedoose experience is required. For those who have prior experience with Dedoose and want support with an active project, see the Bring Your Own Data Research Camp.
Synchronous sessions for the May 2025 cohort are May 7th and May 14th at 9am - 11am Pacific Standard Time.
Course Designed and Delivered by: Dr. Michelle Salmona, Dr. Christina Silver, Dr. Sara E. Grummert, & Dr. Hannah Calvert