
QDA
Qualrus
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Qualrus - The Intelligent Qualitative Analysis Program
http://www1.maxwell.syr.edu/moynihan_cqrm.aspx
The Consortium on Qualitative Research Methods (CQRM) promotes the teaching and use of qualitative research methods in the social sciences. Our activities include the annual Institute for Qualitative and Multi-Method Research (IQMR) , which in 2012 celebrated its 11th anniversary, and a Research Group that encourages the development of qualitative and multi-method research techniques. The American Political Science Association's Organized Section on Qualitative and Multi-Method Research promotes research and training focused on the several branches of methodology associated with the qualitative tradition. The section organizes panels, roundtables, and short courses at APSA's annual meeting, and publishes the semi-annual Qualitative and Multi-Method Research Newsletter . <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>Online QDA - List of resources
Please let us know if you are aware of any resources you think we should add to this list. It would be even better if you would contribute a review of the resource (of a book or of a website) along with the suggestion. We will give you full credit for any contribution you make. See the Contribute Materials page. List of contents SymbolsInfoRapid Search & Replace is one of the most powerful text retrieval programs currently available for Microsoft Windows. With its built-in converters, it's excellently suitable for searching and previewing HTML and RTF documents. In pure text files, the found text passages can be replaced after the search is over. The search and replace process can be automated with the help of batch files to replace several phrases in one step. The found documents can be opened in a preview window, in which the matches are highlighted. A special feature is that InfoRapid can use Microsoft Office converters to search WinWord, Excel, Lotus and other documents and preview them in their original layout.
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Deux séminaires donnés pas Christophe Lejeune un collègue de l’Université de Liège, spécialiste des méthodologies qualitatives, sociologue des sciences et développeur en logiciel libre. Il a développé le logiciel libre "Cassandre" qui permet l’analyse qualitative collective des données. Il viendra nous présenter ce logiciel à l’occasion de ce séminaire du 26 septembre. Christophe Lejeune animera au LabCMO ce séminaire de 9h30 à midi le vendredi 26 septembre : "Quand l’analyse qualitative devient collective : le logiciel libre Cassandre" Résumé :

