Connect the Dots with NVivo!
  • Research Computing Services Digital Support Packs
  • Welcome
    • Course Overview
      • Trainer Bio
    • Eligibility and Requirements
      • Support
    • Assessment
    • Dates and Times
  • Module 1: Introduction to NVivo
    • Workshop Description
    • 1. Getting Started
    • 2. What is NVivo?
    • 3. Importing Files into NVivo
    • 4. Coding Files in NVivo
  • Module 2: Organising Nodes and Coding Cases in NVivo
    • Workshop Description
    • 1. Organising Your Coding
    • 2. Case Classifications
    • 3. Cases
    • 4. Sentiment Analysis
  • Module 3: Keeping Track of Your Research in NVivo
    • Workshop Description
    • 1. Memos
    • 2. Annotations
    • 3. File Classifications
    • 4. Project Maps
  • Module 4: Creating Visualisations in NVivo
    • Workshop Description
    • 1. Understanding Queries
    • 2. Matrix Coding and Cross-Tabulation
    • 3. Hierarchy Charts
    • 4. Bar Charts
  • Module 5: How to Write a Literature Review in NVivo
    • Workshop Description
    • 1. Importing Reference Data
    • 2. Managing Reference Data
    • 3. Writing a Literature Review from NVivo
    • 4. Systematic Reviews and NVivo
  • Module 6: Web Scraping and NVivo
    • Workshop Description
    • 1. NCapture
    • 2. Twitter Data
    • 3. Autocoding in NVivo
    • 4. Alternative Approaches
  • Further Resources
    • Videos
    • Reading
    • Websites
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Hey everyone!

I'm Alex and I'll be your trainer for this course on NVivo.

In 2019, I graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and Media & Communications. I wrote my Honours thesis on the conservative discourse in Australian media.

This year, I'm currently completing a Masters of Global Media Communications. I'm also actively involved as a research assistant on archival projects such as the Melbourne History Workshop and Doctors Down Under. I'm the Project Officer at the Digital Studio, and over at Research Computing Services (where we are now) I'm the Research Community Coordinator for Omeka and NVivo.

In my free time, I love to play Tabletop Roleplaying Games. I'm currently loving Call of Cthulhu, Eclipse Phase, and Dungeons and Dragons.