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Nvivo 9 Advanced

One day program

Target group:

Academic and Professional staff who have already attended Nvivo 9 Basics.

Important information
Participants are requested to register by the 'Apply By Date'. Participants should contact Staff Development if they are registering for the workshop after the 'apply by date' has passed. Contact Details: Ph: 29888, or Email:  it.training@monash.edu.
Group size:Maximum 12
Level 2 program:

Staff who are familiar with Nvivo basics and are familiar with Nvivo Operating System

Schedule:
Date:Thursday 21 June 2012
Time:9:30am - 4:30pm
Venue:Blue Gum Room, Building 2, Level 3, 195 Wellington Road, Clayton
Apply by:Thursday 17 May 2012 (Please read important information as above)
Schedule:
Date:Friday 24 August 2012
Time:9:30am - 4:30pm
Venue:Blue Gum Room, Building 2, Level 3, 195 Wellington Road, Clayton
Apply by:Friday 20 July 2012 (Please read important information as above)
Schedule:
Date:Thursday 25 October 2012
Time:9:30am - 4:30pm
Venue:Blue Gum Room, Building 2, Level 3, 195 Wellington Road, Clayton
Apply by:Thursday 20 September 2012 (Please read important information as above)
Cost: Monash staff and students $320
Catering:Lunch, morning, and afternoon tea will be provided
To apply:On-line application form

Overview

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to group and link your information and explore it through ‘find’ features, queries, models and charts. Presenting your information in reports is also covered. Time is allocated to discuss efficient node hierarchies and structures and you will also practice what you’ve learnt in your own project.

Intended Outcomes

At the end of this workshop, you should be able to use Nvivo 9 effectively.

Course Content

This workshop follows on from the Nvivo 9 Basics which helps you to get started with Nvivo.

 Models and relationships

  • Building and working with models as a way to display ideas
  • Creating and showing relationships in your data

Grouping your data: collections and links

  • Finding items in your project quickly and easily
  • Creating links in your data

Exploring your data

  • Running coding based queries including coding, matrix coding, and grouped queries
  • Saving queries and storing your results

Visualizing your data

  • Presenting query results as ‘tree maps' and ‘word trees' to show patterns in your data

Reporting and presenting your findings

  • Creating standard and customizable reports and extracts

Learning Approach

  • Hands-on workshop
  • Practice exercises

Handouts

A course manual will be provided