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Date |
Wednesday, March 2nd, 2016, 10.00 a.m. – 1.00 p.m. |
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For anyone… |
who wants to learn about the qualitative analysis of audiovisual data with MAXQDA. |
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Requirements |
MAXQDA basics taught in the workshops “Analysing Qualitative Data with MAXQDA Starter I” and preferably “Analysing Qualitative Data with MAXQDA Starter II“: You should be familiar with the interface, be able to code texts, retrieve coded segments and write memos. |
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Overview |
The workshop starts off with an overview about the various possibilities MAXQDA offers for the analysis of pictures, audio and video files. In the main section we will focus on hands-on exercises with concrete examples. Last but not least we will discuss the triangulation of audiovisual data with conventional text data. |
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Goals |
In this workshop you will learn how to use MAXQDA functions for the analysis and management of audiovisual data. We will practice the transcription of pictures, audio- and video files as well as possibilities for coding without prior transcription. Mainly we will work with concrete examples (audio recordings, pictures, internet videos) that will enable you to integrate audiovisual data into your own project right after participating in this workshop. In order to optimize this integration we will also discuss the relation between conventional text data and audiovisual data, learning how both kinds of data can be triangulated within the process of analysis. |
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Content |
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Language |
English |
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Notebook |
Please bring a laptop with MAXQDA 12 (Windows or Mac) installed to this workshop. The free demo version is sufficient. |
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Instructor |
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Place |
Haus der Wirtschaft, bbw Akademie für Betriebswirtschaftliche Weiterbildung, Berlin |
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Price |
120 € (reduced rate for students and PhD candidates: 80 €) |
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These workshops might also be of interest for you: Ethnographic Analysis with MAXQDA Analysing Qualitative Data with MAXQDA – Advanced The Visual Tools in MAXQDA |
Dr. des. Christoph Bareither is currently publishing his PhD thesis in Cultural Anthropology/European Ethnology. He was working as assistant director and producer in the film industry, gave various academic seminars at the universities of Tübingen, Berlin, Hamburg and Chapel Hill (USA) and is editor/author of several books and articles in the fields of media and cultural studies. For his dissertation he used MAXQDA on a daily basis and is therefore closely involved in questions of everyday research routines. Since summer 2015 Christoph Bareither is working as Research Network & Communications Coordinator at VERBI Software (MAXQDA), where he is coordinating the international “MAXQDA Professional Trainer Program”.