Visualization Techniques for Transforming Qualitative Data

Ronald J Chenail; Cathy Ponczek; Melissa Schacter; Laquana Young; Ron C, Osbourne-Williams

Visualization Techniques for Transforming Qualitative Data

Ronald J Chenail
, Cathy Ponczek
, Melissa Schacter
, Laquana Young
, Ron C, Osbourne-Williams

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Abstract

Although procedures for coding raw data qualitatively are well known, ways in which these results are processed and transformed from case to case to create themes, theories, conceptual maps, and models remain obscure. To address this gap we present how we use sketch books, extraction and display tables, and Microsoft Word SmartArt to visualize relationships between qualitative concepts, categories, and variables helping us manage qualitative data analysis separation and connection recursively.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 8 2015

Disciplines

Quantitative, Qualitative, Comparative, and Historical Methodologies

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