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SIX. Transcribing Audio and Video Data. Figure 6.1 Example of a verbatim transcript. Figure 6.2 Modified Jeffersonian (2004) notation system. Figure 6.3 Excerpt from a modified Jeffersonian transcript from Lester and Paulus (in press). Figure 6.4 Types of gisted transcript.

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  1. SIX Transcribing Audio and Video Data

  2. Figure 6.1 Example of a verbatim transcript

  3. Figure 6.2 Modified Jeffersonian (2004) notation system

  4. Figure 6.3 Excerpt from a modified Jeffersonian transcript from Lester and Paulus (in press)

  5. Figure 6.4 Types of gisted transcript

  6. Figure 6.5 Verbatim transcript

  7. Figure 6.6 Essence transcript

  8. Figure 6.7 Visual transcript

  9. Figure 6.8 Express Scribe shortcut keys

  10. Figure 6.9 Audio blocks in Audio Notetaker 3 transcript

  11. Figure 6.10 Transcript with time stamps in InqScribe

  12. Figure 6.11 Creating snippets in InqScribe

  13. Figure 6.12 F4/F5 transcription software main screen

  14. Vignette 6.3 Associated Documents in ATLAS.ti

  15. Figure 6.13 Multiple video and transcript features of Transana

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