Daniel Turner

In the last couple of years, several qualitative analysis software providers have added extra add-ons for automatic transcription of qualitative data. But are they worth the extra money, and how do they compare with more mainstream options? And what about free alternatives? We did a test of three different transcription

It's only been two months since our last major updates to Quirkos Web launched, but we've got more improvements, available now! Probably the biggest addition is the improved support for survey data and 'structured questions' - those are data sources where you ask the same question to all participants, like

Qualitative analysis software should be just like using Google Docs. That means it should be easy to create a document or project. It should just work in your browser without needing to install anything. That you should be able to access your work anywhere. That it should have all the same features

Today we are excited to announce that the amazing Cathy Gibbons (Arc52.com / formerly University of Nottingham) will be joining us and developing exciting new training, guidance and community support

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