Maximizing Transparency in a Doctoral Thesis1¶
Bringer, J., & Brackenridge. (2004). Maximizing Transparency in a Doctoral Thesis1: The Complexities of Writing About the Use of QSR*NVIVO Within a Grounded Theory Study.
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- A doctoral candidate coding interviews in NVivo or ATLAS.ti maintains coding stripes, an automatic log of every code created, merged, or renamed, and analytic memos hyperlinked to each node
This sourceBringer, Johnston and Brackenridge document how a doctoral candidate makes NVivo-based coding, memoing and categorizing transparent in the written thesis, though the specific artifacts named here — coding stripes, automatic code logs, node-linked memos — are NVivo product features the paper's abstract does not itemise.
- A doctoral candidate coding interviews in NVivo or ATLAS.ti maintains coding stripes, an automatic log of every code created, merged, or renamed, and analytic memos hyperlinked to each node
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