I enjoyed the logical progression of NVivo usage instruction as it was initially unfolded here by the presenter, until the linear flow was completely diverted by the interjecting questions. Very hard to follow and build on steps demonstrated after that. Although each question was useful in itself the workshop lecturer was forced to then respond to the idiosyncrasies and stages of each questioners project and progress, to jump out of the skill sequence he was modelling. When questions are prematurely admitted - unless they directly relate to the steps being demonstrated - you then have a demand driven discussion where each individual wants to immediately extract what is useful to them. I understand the drive to have the speaker address direct queries but feel that any group is best served by first hearing the speakers prepared overview before a question period starts. Would love to see an uninterrupted presentation by this speaker.
Great workshop the whole process of lite review is clear now.....about importing....I simply select the file, and drag it to the data folder and name, articles, references, or whatever you like....it is simple than importing the whole chunk of Endnote, Mendeley and then saving it as' ris' ...etc... and then importing....thanks for great work.
I wish I could attend the webinar with Robert.... But, if you could share the website here, I can still learn about NVIVO further and might be able to communicate with Robert, too...
I enjoyed the logical progression of NVivo usage instruction as it was initially unfolded here by the presenter, until the linear flow was completely diverted by the interjecting questions. Very hard to follow and build on steps demonstrated after that. Although each question was useful in itself the workshop lecturer was forced to then respond to the idiosyncrasies and stages of each questioners project and progress, to jump out of the skill sequence he was modelling. When questions are prematurely admitted - unless they directly relate to the steps being demonstrated - you then have a demand driven discussion where each individual wants to immediately extract what is useful to them. I understand the drive to have the speaker address direct queries but feel that any group is best served by first hearing the speakers prepared overview before a question period starts. Would love to see an uninterrupted presentation by this speaker.
It was a great workshop which gave light on the screening of papers for the lit. review.
Great workshop the whole process of lite review is clear now.....about importing....I simply select the file, and drag it to the data folder and name, articles, references, or whatever you like....it is simple than importing the whole chunk of Endnote, Mendeley and then saving it as' ris' ...etc... and then importing....thanks for great work.
Thanks for sharing!
Greatly thank you for this video. I really appreciate this!
This was very helpful, thank you for sharing.
really interesting, more helpful, thanks
I wish I could attend the webinar with Robert.... But, if you could share the website here, I can still learn about NVIVO further and might be able to communicate with Robert, too...
How to buy nvivo software?
Nvivo is available in SCU student labs on all campuses (Coffs Harbour, Lismore and Gold Coast)