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Computer Research Tool Ethnograph v5.0

Computer Research Tool Ethnograph v5.0. A kind of Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) software helps researcher to compile, organize and manipulate data facilitates researcher analytic process. What is Ethnograph v5.0 ?. 1. Creating projects. To create a project (1 min).

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Computer Research Tool Ethnograph v5.0

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  1. Computer Research Tool Ethnograph v5.0

  2. A kind of Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) software helps researcher to compile, organize and manipulate data facilitates researcher analytic process What is Ethnograph v5.0 ?

  3. 1. Creating projects To create a project(1 min) • Project : is a list of data files that you want to treat as a group • Child project : is entirely option; http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session3/chpt1.wmv

  4. the text editor allows researcher to type in text manually. It also automatically imports, numbers and adds the data file to the project. 2. Entering qualitative data (e.g. interviews) To create a data file using the Ethnograph Editor (1 min 30 sec) http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session3/chpt2.wmv

  5. 3. Entering qualitative data (cont’d) To create a data file using the Word Processor (e.g. MS-word) (2 mins) • another method is to import from frequently used sources, e.g. ms-word files and re-format to suit Ethnograph’s use http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session3/chpt3.wmv

  6. To Enter the Code words using code sets & quick codes (2 mins) researcher has to make subjective judgment of coding keyword for future analysis 4. Two ways of Coding/Classifying Quick codes and Code Sets http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session3/chpt4.wmv

  7. Editing the Code book & creating a code family tree (1 min) 5. Editing code book definition and family tree • researcher can define the code words and view the entire relationship of the code book family tree http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session3/chpt5.wmv

  8. Researcher can use both master list or family tree to enter codes for parts of interview clippings 6. Applying the coding for other data files To use either Master List or Family Tree to Enter Codes (3 mins) http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session3/chpt6.wmv

  9. Researcher can use one single/multiple code/key word to search for data files containing the segment/paragraphs where the code words appear, this is helpful when there are large amount of qualitative data 7. Conducting a single code and multiple code searches How to start a single and multiple searches with “Search” (1min 30 sec) http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session3/chpt7.wmv

  10. Searching for single code

  11. This multiple code search is to search for code words that are overlapping each other. Important sometimes for researcher to do a Boolean “AND” search on two code words Searching for multiple codes

  12. Conducting a single code and multiple code searches (cont’d) • Results generated : • Extract of the content of segment where the code word appears • Total number of segments where the code word appears and display on screen • Which data file does the code word belong to (e.g. interview with Group1, pointed out by subject, e.g. a female student studying Geology) • Whether the code word has been marked previously for future reference • Also indicates the line of code words on the data files and whether there are nested segments

  13. To record their thoughts into the data file (2 mins) 8. Creating memos • Memo could be attached to segment • attached to file • attached to a search output http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session4/chpt8.wmv

  14. 9. Creating Face Sheets How to create Face Sheet template (1 min) • Create a Face Template, enter variables • Enter Face Sheet values for different groups of subject • Face Sheet is about an entire data file http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session4/chpt9.wmv

  15. How to create Identifier Sheet Template (1 min) 10. Creating Identifier Sheets • Create a Identifier Sheet Template, enter variables • Enter values for different individuals • Id sheet is a set of information about particular sections or subjects within a file http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session4/chpt10.wmv

  16. Enter Face Sheet conditions, e.g. from Public school, has not changed subject major Enter code words, e.g. DARWIN Ethnograph will search all files to yield result 11. Using Face Sheets as Search Filters How to use Face Sheet as Search Filters (1 min) http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session4/chpt11.wmv

  17. How to Use Identifier Sheets as Search Filters (1 min) 12. Using Id Sheets as Search Filters • Enter Id Sheet conditions, e.g. parents’ income (between $35,000 and $99999 and level of education = “college” as the parameters • Enter search code words, e.g. DARWIN • Ethnograph will search all files to yield result http://iln.cite.hku.hk/com/1391/users/mhckwan/session4/chpt12.wmv

  18. Results generated may be no match Depends on the search filter/criteria of the researcher and the match with the interview subject Results generated

  19. Comments about Ethnograph Pros • comprehensive and easy to learn within relatively short period of time • Generates results from large set of data files in a short period time • some steps/format need to be followed, yet this is common for all other QDA tools Cons • could not help researchers to think/analyze • still rely on human intelligence to generate the search queries/hypotheses/theory

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