How to conduct Literature review with NVivo
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- In this video, I walk you through a detailed tutorial on utilizing NVivo for conducting a literature review. From importing and labeling articles to creating cases and coding data, the process is thoroughly explained. I demonstrate how to address specific research questions by generating codes and organizing data to facilitate thematic analysis. Additionally, the episode delves into utilizing NVivo features for exploring and analyzing themes, along with generating outputs to aid in writing insights for the literature review.
0:00 Introduction and Overview of NVivo for Literature Review
0:43 Identifying and Uploading Academic Articles
1:28 Formatting and Importing Article Characteristics
2:51 Creating Cases for Articles and Linking Characteristics
4:02 Initiating the Coding Process for Literature Review
5:10 Exploring Coding Queries for Data Organization
6:32 Creating and Using Framework Metrics for Analysis
8:40 Conclusion and Additional Resources
great tool!! thank you Phlip!
You’re welcome
Your videos are excellent. I have been waiting for this. Thanks alot
Thank you!! I’m glad it’s helpful!!
Hi Philip,
Thank you for this fruitful video, could you please explain the inductive content analysis with the Nvivo for systematic review? in this video, You go through deductively.
You’re welcome!! Inductive content analysis is quite similar to thematic analysis. In this case, you won’t have predetermined codes/themes. You go through each article, extract relevant information and develop codes and themes.
Thank you for these informative videos. Do I follow the same procedure for content thematic analysis when conducting a scoping review?
Yes, you can follow the same procedure.
Thank you so much for your videos! They are always so helpful and clear! I have a short question. I uploaded the articles into NVivo through Zotero, and then I classified them by attributes in the file section. In this case, is it also necessary to convert each article into a case and classify them using a spreadsheet as in your example, even though they are already classified as files? Thank you so much!!!!
You're welcome! Yes, I would do so if you plan to explore the connections between the attributes and the themes/topics you generate.
Good day Philip. I need to do data analysis on the documents I have extracted online. May you kindly assist me with a link to a video that shows how to do analysis on the documents stored in Zotero as links, because most of the videos are on interviews or transcriptions. Or is it possible to use the same logic? Thank you.
You're welcome! You can follow the same procedure of analyzing literature after importing them from Zotero. This video would help: ua-cam.com/video/GzOYI3UOJvE/v-deo.html
Good day@@drphilipadu , you are a STAR! Thank you so much, this really helped.
Thanks Dr, for you amazing information. If you want to add more papers down the line, is it a matter of updating the excel file and uploading it again?
You just need to update the classification sheet in NVivo. alternatively, you could delete the information under the 'Case Classification' and then upload a new excel.
Great answers
I don't know how to use Nvivo
Do you wanna share any introductory vivio on how to use Nvivo for me to start to learn? This will enable benefit from this video.
Thanks
These videos would help: ua-cam.com/video/NwY_XXrpdl4/v-deo.html
I don't get a summary option when I click on Framework Matrix.
If you are using the windows version, you can click on the ‘Create’ tab. If it is not there you can click on the ‘Explore’ tab
Good video but the sound is very low. I can hardly hear. Can you do something about the volume?
Thank you @hafizmuntaka5793! I'm not sure how I can increase the volume of this video but I'll try and increase the volume in my subsequent videos.
Pls can I have your contact. You always have good contents on Nvivo
Thank you! Here is my contact: info@drphilipadu.com