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SUMMARY:Applied Qualitative Data Analysis
DESCRIPTION:Concept:  \\r\\nA large body of literature explores and describ
 es different research  methods and qualitative data analyses tools. But th
 e challenge often  remains as to how to apply a chosen method to one’s o
 wn data. How do we  get from choosing the suitable analysis tool to actual
 ly organize\,  disassemble\, re-assemble\, code\, and interpret our data? 
 This colloquium  will provide the space to present excerpts of data (field
  notes\,  recorded or transcribed interviews\, film material\, archive mat
 erial  etc.) and generate in-depth discussions with fellow PhD candidates 
 about  your own research data. The idea is to create a space\, where we ca
 n  discuss our data analyses and jointly develop them further. In each  se
 ssion\, 1-2 people will bring data they wish to discuss and analyze  toget
 her. You may present problems and dead-ends to find possible  solutions in
  the group. Either you come with a clear idea about what  kind of method y
 ou wish to apply for the data presented or we can engage  in open-ended di
 scussions about possible kind(s) of method(s) you could  use. You can brin
 g analyzed excerpts of your data to discuss the codes  with the group\, or
  we can look at an excerpt of your data that you have  not yet analyzed. I
 t should be a space to be used corresponding to your  needs.  \\r\\nData c
 an be discussed in either German or English. The general  language will be
  English but we may organize an all-German session if  there is a group of
  people with data in German only.\\r\\nThe course will take place once a w
 eek on Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m.\\r\\nPlease write an email to Ju
 lia Büchele (j.buechele@unibas.ch) before the first session if you would 
 like to participate.
X-ALT-DESC:<b>Concept: </b> \nA large body of literature explores and descr
 ibes different research  methods and qualitative data analyses tools. But 
 the challenge often  remains as to how to apply a chosen method to one’s
  own data. How do we  get from choosing the suitable analysis tool to actu
 ally organize\,  disassemble\, re-assemble\, code\, and interpret our data
 ? This colloquium  will provide the space to present excerpts of data (fie
 ld notes\,  recorded or transcribed interviews\, film material\, archive m
 aterial  etc.) and generate in-depth discussions with fellow PhD candidate
 s about  your own research data. The idea is to create a space\, where we 
 can  discuss our data analyses and jointly develop them further. In each  
 session\, 1-2 people will bring data they wish to discuss and analyze  tog
 ether. You may present problems and dead-ends to find possible  solutions 
 in the group. Either you come with a clear idea about what  kind of method
  you wish to apply for the data presented or we can engage  in open-ended 
 discussions about possible kind(s) of method(s) you could  use. You can br
 ing analyzed excerpts of your data to discuss the codes  with the group\, 
 or we can look at an excerpt of your data that you have  not yet analyzed.
  It should be a space to be used corresponding to your  needs.  \nData can
  be discussed in either German or English. The general  language will be E
 nglish but we may organize an all-German session if  there is a group of p
 eople with data in German only.\nThe course will take place <b>once a week
  </b>on <b>Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m.</b>\nPlease write an email t
 o Julia Büchele (j.buechele@unibas.ch) before the first session if you wo
 uld like to participate.
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