0:29 A code assigns a summative 0:40 Looking for relationships/patterns 1:06 How to code a paragraph 1:26 Code to answer research question 1:30 Frequency Coding = how often, Sequence coding (good 4 looking at causation) = order of/ before/after 2:01 Exploratory coding when you dont know what you're looking at 2:36 If you know what you're looking for then you can create your codes before data collection, and markup according to the code 2:56 Coding that is inductive; iteratively building theory a.k.a Grounded Theory 3:03 Coding that is deductive, know whats important, pulling out info I am very new to coding, my job doesn't require it but it could become useful one day, but I think I already do it all the time.
Just submitted my first coding project and wish I watched your video before I did it because you made so much sense! (And I probably did it wrong but just emailed my professor- hope I won't get too many points deducted).
If grounded theory is inductive, what would you call the type of theory that is deductive? That is you know what you are looking for, you are just looking for an answer to the specifics?
Self Notes - Code explores, what are the relationships and similarities between phenomenon? We refer to our research questions through codes. We code for sequencing, it helps us think about causation. Some ways are inductive, others are deductive. If you know what to focus on, you already know what to do!
I'm guessing you were under the assumption that this video was supposed to be about computer coding 😅 This video demonstrates the type of "coding" used by conversation analysts and socio-linguistic researchers - it's a totally different thing. You might want to search up UA-cam tutorials on specifically Computer Coding, or maybe look up videos on a specific computer coding languages (HTML, C++, JavaScript, Python, etc.) Hope this helps you!
0:29 A code assigns a summative 0:40 Looking for relationships/patterns 1:06 How to code a paragraph 1:26 Code to answer research question 1:30 Frequency Coding = how often, Sequence coding (good 4 looking at causation) = order of/ before/after 2:01 Exploratory coding when you dont know what you're looking at 2:36 If you know what you're looking for then you can create your codes before data collection, and markup according to the code 2:56 Coding that is inductive; iteratively building theory a.k.a Grounded Theory 3:03 Coding that is deductive, know whats important, pulling out info
I am very new to coding, my job doesn't require it but it could become useful one day, but I think I already do it all the time.
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Thank you SO MUCH for making an interesting and engaging video about coding!
Thanks Marie, good luck!
Thank you so much, that was the clearest explanation I've heard so far about coding Qualitative data !!
Just submitted my first coding project and wish I watched your video before I did it because you made so much sense! (And I probably did it wrong but just emailed my professor- hope I won't get too many points deducted).
"Building your theory from the ground up" - finally someone explained grounded theory so I could understand.
If grounded theory is inductive, what would you call the type of theory that is deductive? That is you know what you are looking for, you are just looking for an answer to the specifics?
A simplified explanation, thank you so much.
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Thank you for uploading this video, it clarified things for me!
This is an excellent tutorial.
Self Notes - Code explores, what are the relationships and similarities between phenomenon?
We refer to our research questions through codes.
We code for sequencing, it helps us think about causation.
Some ways are inductive, others are deductive. If you know what to focus on, you already know what to do!
Thank you very much, this is really helpful for my dissertation results and discussion chapter.
very informative and comprehensive
That was wonderful. Thank you!!
Thank you so so much I need it🥳🥳
Thanks. Easy to understand.
Really helpful, thank you!
This is very helpful. Thank you so much.
Can I have your permission to make use of your videos for my classroom?
Thank you.
Very good, helpfull but I will not call it coding but mapping
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Hard to listen to this voice.
Maybe you got you’re speaker low?
Uhh I'm just like 10 years old Please Can You make a video for Kids that want to code*I know it's not necessary at this age but yea*
I'm guessing you were under the assumption that this video was supposed to be about computer coding 😅
This video demonstrates the type of "coding" used by conversation analysts and socio-linguistic researchers - it's a totally different thing.
You might want to search up UA-cam tutorials on specifically Computer Coding, or maybe look up videos on a specific computer coding languages (HTML, C++, JavaScript, Python, etc.)
Hope this helps you!
I find it really hard to pay attention to the content when the animation is so... ugly. Uncanney valley.
What the fuck was that.