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Qualitative data analysis software - ATLAS.ti. Software for Qualitative Research – From Content Analysis and Ev. Atelier 2009. Google Traduire. Methodology > Tools Websites. Logiciels d'analyse qualitative en sciences humaines et sociales. 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 : Un grand nombre d’outils se proposent aujourd’hui d’assister le chercheur dans l’analyse qualitative de corpus de textes, d’images ou de vidéos [1].
Conçus sur le modèle du traitement de texte personnel, la plupart d’entre eux ne facilitent pas le travail à plusieurs. Résumé L’histoire des logiciels d’analyse qualitative en sciences débute dans les années soixante. . [1] [3]