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From biomedical, public
health, and educational research, to studies in the behavioral,
computational, and social sciences, effective qualitative data analysis
plays a critical role. Accurate and reliable coding using computers is
central to the qualitative research process. For this reason, we have
created the Qualitative Data Analysis Program labs at the University of Massachusetts Amherst
and the University of Pittsburgh. For new and experienced
content analysis researchers, learning advanced project management skills adds hours of
struggle in trial-and-error sessions. Experienced coders and project
managers can deliver the large-scale, value-added annotated data you need in a timely and expert manner.
Please contact us for a personalized quote and more information. Basic rates
set by the University can be
downloaded here.
A New Transcription Service: QDAP is now offering audio transcription services
for English and Spanish audio recordings. Please contact us to discuss your project.
PCAT: QDAP
launches the
Public Comment Analysis Toolkit (PCAT) during
the visit of
Deputy CTO of the United States Beth Noveck to
campus Friday October 30, 2009.
Washington DC Usability Sessions:
Sign up for one of two
PCAT Usability Tests
at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Friday January 22, 2010. (Directions
to BLS)
Award-Winning Software:
The
Coding Analysis
Toolkit (CAT) received the "Best
Research Software" award for 2008 from the
Information Technology & Politics
section of the
American Political Science Association.
Download the
CAT
Quick Start Guide.
Sponsorship of
QDAP:
The students, faculty and staff
using the QDAP lab thank Scientific Software for their generous
ATLAS.ti sponsorship. QDAP personnel have used and taught ATLAS
for more than four years. |
