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Posted by Simon
Nov 19, 2019 at 09:45 PM
>Another thing I am trying to do is find an application that helps me
>bring together the annotations and notes to find themes and decide where
>I use them in a journal article. Any suggestions on what application to
>use to do this?
>Cheers! :)
>
>Darren
>
If you’re on the mac try Tinderbox
https://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/
Posted by Darren McDonald
Nov 23, 2019 at 08:03 AM
Thanks for @khalil reminding me about the power of QDA Software and considering it for use in the process of writing an academic paper. I all already have Atlas.ti. I am currently really interested in MAXQDA 2020, especially because it has a Japanese dictionary to handle the analysis of Japanese text. :)
khalil wrote:
Hi Darren,
>
>If your workflow, read—>annotate—->write, i would strongly suggest
>looking at Atlasti. It is a qualitative analyses software, but works
>great for literature reviews. You can search for tutorials on doing
>this. Hope this helps
Posted by Darren McDonald
Nov 23, 2019 at 08:07 AM
Hi Simon,
I have been toying for a long time with investing the time and my thoughts into Tinderbox.
It would be wonderful if there were videos other than by Beck and such that take you through use of the software. I need visual aids to guide me now. My brain just fogs over lots of texts in a manual.
>>Darren
>>
>
>If you’re on the mac try Tinderbox
>https://www.eastgate.com/Tinderbox/
Posted by Hugh
Nov 23, 2019 at 04:07 PM
Darren McDonald wrote:
Hi Simon,
>
>I have been toying for a long time with investing the time and my
>thoughts into Tinderbox.
>
>It would be wonderful if there were videos other than by Beck and such
>that take you through use of the software. I need visual aids to guide
>me now. My brain just fogs over lots of texts in a manual.
>
>>>Darren
Two suggestions (neither of which may come as a surprise to you):
1. Start slowly, initially treating Tinderbox purely as an outliner and only later expanding your knowledge of what it can do;
2. Consult https://welcometosherwood.wordpress.com/tinderbox/, which includes several useful videos and which, though slightly out of date, is still as far as I’m concerned by far the best initial guide (and has of course been authored by Steve Zeoli of this parish).
Posted by Darren McDonald
Nov 29, 2019 at 03:01 PM
Hello Hugh,
I think you finally convinced me to finally jump in and purchase Tinderbox. I can start learning and sculpturing it to the way I work from the New Year.
Also, thank you so much for pointing me to Steve Zeoli’s website. It is very insightful and has provided me with great user tips for other software as well. I remember stumbling onto the site some years ago. It is now wonderful to read it again!
Cheers!:)
Hugh wrote:
>
>Darren McDonald wrote:
>Hi Simon,
>>
>>I have been toying for a long time with investing the time and my
>>thoughts into Tinderbox.
>>
>>It would be wonderful if there were videos other than by Beck and such
>>that take you through use of the software. I need visual aids to guide
>>me now. My brain just fogs over lots of texts in a manual.
>>
>>>>Darren
>
>Two suggestions (neither of which may come as a surprise to you):
>
>1. Start slowly, initially treating Tinderbox purely as an outliner and
>only later expanding your knowledge of what it can do;
>
>2. Consult https://welcometosherwood.wordpress.com/tinderbox/, which
>includes several useful videos and which, though slightly out of date,
>is still as far as I’m concerned by far the best initial guide (and has
>of course been authored by Steve Zeoli of this parish).