Workshops

Upcoming Training Events

2-day Small Group Workshop in Santa Barbara, USA

Date: November 13, 2009 until November 14, 2009 [Participants limited to: 8]
Workshop description at: http://www.learnatlas.com
Trainer: Nicholas Woolf, Ph.D.
WSID: NW_2DAY/WS_339

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Two day workshops for a maximum of eight participants are offered in Santa Barbara, California. The emphasis is on learning the full potential of ATLAS.ti in the context of your current project.

The small group format allows maximum personal attention and one-on-one coaching. The workshop is led by Nick Woolf, Ph.D. Nick has trained more than 2,000 people in ATLAS.ti since 1997.

The following describes the typical curriculum, but is tailored to your needs, existing skills, and the status of your current project.

Day 1 covers the basics:

• the basic concepts behind the program and all its features
• Strategies for setting up your project and designing a data analysis
• The theory and practice of coding
• What comes after coding to build a powerful qualitative analysis

Day 2 introduces the advanced features of the program:

• The use of graphical networks from the very beginning stages of your project for modeling, concept mapping, and theory-building
• Strategies for using complex retrievals with the Query Tool
• Strategies and tools for teamworking
• Strategies for using other media

Please visit www.learnatlas.com for further information and for what others have said about these workshops.

In-house workshops at your institution of either one, two, or three days are tailored to your needs. Please visit http://www.learnatlas.com for further information.

Learn ATLAS.ti via Interactive Web Conferences in WEB,

Date: November 13, 2009 until November 13, 2009
Trainer: Ray Maietta
WSID: RT_WEB1/WS_366

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Workshop descriptions and registration info at: http://www.researchtalk.com/course_schedules_old.html#web

ResearchTalk's ATLAS.ti Training is now available via web conference!

Current schedule for individuals: (All courses 1:30-4:00pm EST)

• Part I – Overview of ATLAS.ti and Getting Started - November 13, 2009
• Part II – Codebook Evolution, Memo Writing, Using Attribute Functions in ATLAS.ti - November 20, 2009
• Part III – Answering questions via Code Review, Filtering, Co-occurrence Tools, Diagramming Tools in ATLAS.ti - December 11, 2009

Individuals can attend one, two or all three sessions.

Course content is informed by ResearchTalk's ‘Sort and Sift, Think and Shift’ Qualitative Analysis Method. Enrollment is limited to increase participation and personalized feedback.

Registration information is available on the ‘course schedules’ page at www.researchtalk.com, or via email at info@researchtalk.com.

Please contact us for additional information on this course and other ResearchTalk services, including on-site sessions, co-analysis contracts and our professional development series (including the 8th annual Qualitative Research Summer Intensive).

ResearchTalk, Inc.
1650 Sycamore Ave., Suite 53
Bohemia, NY 11716 USA
URL: http://www.researchtalk.com
Tel: (631) 218-8875
Email: info@researchtalk.com

Learn ATLAS.ti via Interactive Web Conferences in WEB,

Date: November 20, 2009 until November 20, 2009
Trainer: Ray Maietta
WSID: RT_WEB1/WS_367

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Workshop descriptions and registration info at: http://www.researchtalk.com/course_schedules_old.html#web

ResearchTalk's ATLAS.ti Training is now available via web conference!

Current schedule for individuals: (All courses 1:30-4:00pm EST)

• Part I – Overview of ATLAS.ti and Getting Started - November 13, 2009
• Part II – Codebook Evolution, Memo Writing, Using Attribute Functions in ATLAS.ti - November 20, 2009
• Part III – Answering questions via Code Review, Filtering, Co-occurrence Tools, Diagramming Tools in ATLAS.ti - December 11, 2009

Individuals can attend one, two or all three sessions.

Course content is informed by ResearchTalk's ‘Sort and Sift, Think and Shift’ Qualitative Analysis Method. Enrollment is limited to increase participation and personalized feedback.

Registration information is available on the ‘course schedules’ page at www.researchtalk.com, or via email at info@researchtalk.com.

Please contact us for additional information on this course and other ResearchTalk services, including on-site sessions, co-analysis contracts and our professional development series (including the 8th annual Qualitative Research Summer Intensive).

ResearchTalk, Inc.
1650 Sycamore Ave., Suite 53
Bohemia, NY 11716 USA
URL: http://www.researchtalk.com
Tel: (631) 218-8875
Email: info@researchtalk.com

ATLAS.ti 6 Einführung in Hannover, BRD

Date: November 24, 2009 until November 25, 2009
Workshop description at: http://http://www.quarc.de/index.php?id=14
WSID: SF_16/WS_346

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Dieser zweitägige Workshop bietet eine ausführliche Einführung in die aktuelle Programmversion ATLAS.ti 6:

Inhalte: Am ersten Workshoptag wird Ihnen das allgemeine Programmkonzept vorgestellt und Sie erhalten einen Überblick über alle wichtigen Funktionen. Sie lernen, wie Sie Ihre Daten aufbereiten, ein Projekt erstellen und für die Analyse vorbereiten. Des weiteren beginnen wir mit der Theorie und praktischen Umsetzung des Kodierens. Am zweiten Workshoptag vertiefen wir diese Thematik: U.a. lernen Sie Möglichkeiten kennen, im Zusammenspiel mit der Memo- und Netzwerkfunktion und dem einfachen Retrieval effiziente Kodierschemata zu erstellen. Ziel des Workshops ist es, Sie in die Lage zu versetzen, eigenständig ein Projekt in ATLAS.ti bearbeiten zu können.

Zielgruppe: Sie gehören zur Zielgruppe für diesen Workshop, wenn Sie noch nie (oder nur in geringem Umfang) mit ATLAS.ti gearbeitet haben.

Weitere Informationen finden Sie unter: http://www.quarc.de/index.php?id=14

Dr. Susanne Friese
consulting@quarc.de
Tel: +49 (0)5130 586 572 oder +49 (0)30 520 041 372
Mobile: +49 (0)175 5219310

Intensive Introduction to ATLAS.ti 6.0 in London, UK

Date: December 7, 2009 until December 8, 2009
Trainer: Silvana di Gregorio, PhD (silvana@sdgassociates.com)
WSID: SDG_9_IntroUK/WS_331

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This workshop is an intensive introduction moving on to advanced features of the software. It is structured around setting up a new project from scratch. Features covered include: text preparation, various ways of coding including auto-coding, creating networks, the use of hyperlinks, and the different operators available in the Query Tool and the Object Crawler.There will be a combination of demonstrations and hands-on exercises.Particular attention will be on how to use ATLAS.ti to support your analysis leading to writing up your research. You will be able to work on your own data on the second day.

The cost for the two days is £325 + VAT (academic/public sector rates) or £425 + VAT (commercial rate) per person. This includes workshop materials, lunch, tea/coffee but not accommodation. Each participant will receive a course pack, which includes a workshop handbook. The workshop will take place at City University, Northampton Square, London EV1V 0HB. (It is very close to Angel Station on the Northern Line and it is not far from Kings Cross railway station.) If you need accommodation, you will have to arrange that separately.[This workshop is a 'bring your own laptop' workshop. If you do not have a laptop, please indicate this on your application form. An additional charge will be made for the provision of a computer.]

You can book on-line at http://www.sdgassociates.com

SdG Associates also provide on-site workshops.

2-day Small Group Workshop in Santa Barbara, USA

Date: December 11, 2009 until December 12, 2009 [Participants limited to: 8]
Workshop description at: http://www.learnatlas.com
Trainer: Nicholas Woolf, Ph.D.
WSID: NW_2DAY/WS_339

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Two day workshops for a maximum of eight participants are offered in Santa Barbara, California. The emphasis is on learning the full potential of ATLAS.ti in the context of your current project.

The small group format allows maximum personal attention and one-on-one coaching. The workshop is led by Nick Woolf, Ph.D. Nick has trained more than 2,000 people in ATLAS.ti since 1997.

The following describes the typical curriculum, but is tailored to your needs, existing skills, and the status of your current project.

Day 1 covers the basics:

• the basic concepts behind the program and all its features
• Strategies for setting up your project and designing a data analysis
• The theory and practice of coding
• What comes after coding to build a powerful qualitative analysis

Day 2 introduces the advanced features of the program:

• The use of graphical networks from the very beginning stages of your project for modeling, concept mapping, and theory-building
• Strategies for using complex retrievals with the Query Tool
• Strategies and tools for teamworking
• Strategies for using other media

Please visit www.learnatlas.com for further information and for what others have said about these workshops.

In-house workshops at your institution of either one, two, or three days are tailored to your needs. Please visit http://www.learnatlas.com for further information.

Learn ATLAS.ti via Interactive Web Conferences in WEB,

Date: December 11, 2009 until December 11, 2009
Trainer: Ray Maietta
WSID: RT_WEB1/WS_368

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Workshop descriptions and registration info at: http://www.researchtalk.com/course_schedules_old.html#web

ResearchTalk's ATLAS.ti Training is now available via web conference!

Current schedule for individuals: (All courses 1:30-4:00pm EST)

• Part I – Overview of ATLAS.ti and Getting Started - November 13, 2009
• Part II – Codebook Evolution, Memo Writing, Using Attribute Functions in ATLAS.ti - November 20, 2009
• Part III – Answering questions via Code Review, Filtering, Co-occurrence Tools, Diagramming Tools in ATLAS.ti - December 11, 2009

Individuals can attend one, two or all three sessions.

Course content is informed by ResearchTalk's ‘Sort and Sift, Think and Shift’ Qualitative Analysis Method. Enrollment is limited to increase participation and personalized feedback.

Registration information is available on the ‘course schedules’ page at www.researchtalk.com, or via email at info@researchtalk.com.

Please contact us for additional information on this course and other ResearchTalk services, including on-site sessions, co-analysis contracts and our professional development series (including the 8th annual Qualitative Research Summer Intensive).

ResearchTalk, Inc.
1650 Sycamore Ave., Suite 53
Bohemia, NY 11716 USA
URL: http://www.researchtalk.com
Tel: (631) 218-8875
Email: info@researchtalk.com

Advanced Qualitative Analysis with ATLAS.ti in Cary, North Carolina, USA

Date: January 7, 2010 until January 8, 2010
Trainer: Ray Maietta, Ph.D.
WSID: RT_SIFT2/WS_351

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Sort and Sift, Think and Shift Qualitative Data Analysis Camp II: Stepping Back (Analysis Inventory and Assessment)

Learn to integrate ATLAS.ti within the context of careful qualitative data analysis methods. This course highlights software features that demonstrate the importance of “Stepping Back” to assess what you are learning and introduce critical reflection on the strategies you are using in your analysis. The main goal is to avoid a rule-bound, step-by-step approach in favor of a dynamic deep exploration of data. We will look at basic tools for reviewing key quotes, codes and memos. Co-occurrence tools will be featured as one of several ways to contemplate important relationships between codes. Finally, diagramming tools will allow for exploration of ideas that emerge throughout your work and for presentation of key connections you unearth. Qualitative software functions used to achieve the goals outlined above will be shown seminar-style and participants will then adopt them in extended practice.

Workshop description and registration info at: http://www.researchtalk.com
Trainer: Ray Maietta, Ph.D.

Please contact us for additional information on this course and other ResearchTalk services, including on-site sessions, co-analysis contracts and our professional development series (including the 8th annual Qualitative Research Summer Intensive):

ResearchTalk, Inc.
1650 Sycamore Ave., Suite 53
Bohemia, NY 11716 USA
URL: http://www.researchtalk.com
Tel: (631) 218-8875
Email: info@researchtalk.com

2-day Small Group Workshop in Santa Barbara, USA

Date: January 8, 2010 until January 9, 2010
Workshop description at: http://www.learnatlas.com
Trainer: Nicholas Woolf, Ph.D.
WSID: NW_2DAY/WS_360

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Two day workshops for a maximum of eight participants are offered in Santa Barbara, California. The emphasis is on learning the full potential of ATLAS.ti in the context of your current project.

The small group format allows maximum personal attention and one-on-one coaching. The workshop is led by Nick Woolf, Ph.D. Nick has trained more than 2,000 people in ATLAS.ti since 1997.

The following describes the typical curriculum, but is tailored to your needs, existing skills, and the status of your current project.

Day 1 covers the basics:

• the basic concepts behind the program and all its features
• Strategies for setting up your project and designing a data analysis
• The theory and practice of coding
• What comes after coding to build a powerful qualitative analysis

Day 2 introduces the advanced features of the program:

• The use of graphical networks from the very beginning stages of your project for modeling, concept mapping, and theory-building
• Strategies for using complex retrievals with the Query Tool
• Strategies and tools for teamworking
• Strategies for using other media

Please visit www.learnatlas.com for further information and for what others have said about these workshops.

In-house workshops at your institution of either one, two, or three days are tailored to your needs. Please visit http://www.learnatlas.com for further information.

Practical Qualitative Data Analysis in ATLAS.ti in UC Berkeley, CA , USA

Date: January 9, 2010 until January 10, 2010
Trainer:
WSID: UCBSR_1/WS_349

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UC Berkeley Social Research Workshops:Practical Qualitative Data Analysis in ATLAS.ti

This two-day workshop course will provide both a conceptual background and practical experience in computer assisted qualitative data analysis (CAQDA) using ATLAS.ti. The workshop begins by examining the core elements common to all CAQDA, regardless of methodological orientation, discipline/profession, or platform. After instruction in the fundamental aspects of CAQDA, the course turns to the logic of the ATLAS.ti program, and how it functions as a tool for CAQDA. The majority of the workshop consists of hands on practical instruction and exercises in ATLAS.ti. By the end of the course, participants will have all the conceptual and practical tools necessary to employ Atlas to its full capacity in their current or future projects involving qualitative data.

Topics covered include:

1. How to perform the fundamentals of computer aided qualitative data analysis in ATLAS.ti,
2. The specific strategies necessary for dealing with different types of data including ethnographic field notes, in-depth interviews, texts, audio, video, and documents,
3. How to organize your data set,
4. How to construct and deploy a coding scheme for your project,
5. Making the best use of memos,
6. Inductive and deductive strategies for investigating substantive relationships in your data,
7. The query tool and reverse polish notation, and
8. Advanced functions in ATLAS.ti (i.e. networks, geocoding, quantitative output, supercodes and snapshots, multi-researcher projects, tools for inter-coder reliability, etc.).

For more information, and registration, please visit us online at:
http://socialresearch.berkeley.edu/pages/atlas_ti_workshop_overview.html

Introductory Workshop in Greenville, North Carolina, USA

Date: January 29, 2010 until January 30, 2010
Trainer: Ricardo B. Contreras, Ph.D. (ethnoanalysis@yahoo.com)
WSID: RC_Intro_Greenville/WS_355

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This workshop introduces participants to the fundamentals of ATLAS.ti Version 6. Participants will be given an overview of the different functions of ATLAS.ti and will be specifically trained to set up an analysis project, code the text following different inductive and deductive strategies, write descriptive and interpretative memos, manage and organize codes and memos in efficient ways, create networks, and produce data outputs. At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to set up and implement a code-based analysis project with ATLAS.ti and will feel confident enough as to explore on their own the advanced functions of the program.

This is a 12-hour workshop. Each participant will receive a course pack which includes a workshop handbook written by the trainer. Please contact us for more information.

Contact: EthnoAnalysis Consulting
Ricardo B. Contreras, PhD
Email: rcontreras@ethnoanalysis.net
URL: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net.
Weblog: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net/blog1

2-day Small Group Workshop in Santa Barbara, USA

Date: February 12, 2010 until February 13, 2010
Workshop description at: http://www.learnatlas.com
Trainer: Nicholas Woolf, Ph.D.
WSID: NW_2DAY/WS_361

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Two day workshops for a maximum of eight participants are offered in Santa Barbara, California. The emphasis is on learning the full potential of ATLAS.ti in the context of your current project.

The small group format allows maximum personal attention and one-on-one coaching. The workshop is led by Nick Woolf, Ph.D. Nick has trained more than 2,000 people in ATLAS.ti since 1997.

The following describes the typical curriculum, but is tailored to your needs, existing skills, and the status of your current project.

Day 1 covers the basics:

• the basic concepts behind the program and all its features
• Strategies for setting up your project and designing a data analysis
• The theory and practice of coding
• What comes after coding to build a powerful qualitative analysis

Day 2 introduces the advanced features of the program:

• The use of graphical networks from the very beginning stages of your project for modeling, concept mapping, and theory-building
• Strategies for using complex retrievals with the Query Tool
• Strategies and tools for teamworking
• Strategies for using other media

Please visit www.learnatlas.com for further information and for what others have said about these workshops.

In-house workshops at your institution of either one, two, or three days are tailored to your needs. Please visit http://www.learnatlas.com for further information.

ATLAS.ti for Advanced Users in Hannover, Germany

Date: February 22, 2010 until February 24, 2009
Workshop description at: http://www.quarc.de/index.php?id=14
WSID: SF_17_EN/WS_348

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The advanced workshop is for you if you are already working on a project and have coded all or most of your data and now want to know how to continue, how to ask question and how to use all the tools ATLAS.ti provides to find answers to your questions, or how to use the network function.

Content: The base material for the course is the projects of the participants. Each participant will be asked to submit the HU, a project description and questions prior to the workshop. During the workshop, each person presents present his/her project and we answer questions along the way while looking at the various projects.

The course content thus is based on the needs and the kind of questions the participants have. Topics that usually come up are:

• Data Management, especially project transfer and handling of team projects
• Creation and use of Excel tables for data output and input
• How to build an efficient Code System, methodological and technical issues
• How to work with the memo function, methodological and technical issues
• Working on the conceptual level: code families, super codes, networks
• The Query Tool: how to ask questions and how to find answers
• The Co-occurrence Explorer: purpose and handling
• SPSS output: Reasons for creating such output, handling the output in SPSS
• Other output options
• Methodological issues like application of different analytical approaches (GT, Mayring) / typology building

More info at http://www.quarc.de/index.php?id=14

Dr. Susanne Friese
consulting@quarc.de
Tel: +49 (0)5130 586 572 or +49 (0)30 520 041 372
Mobile: +49 (0)175 5219310

Introductory Workshop in Greenville, North Carolina, USA

Date: February 26, 2010 until January 27, 2010
Trainer: Ricardo B. Contreras, Ph.D. (ethnoanalysis@yahoo.com)
WSID: RC_Intro_Greenville/WS_356

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This workshop introduces participants to the fundamentals of ATLAS.ti Version 6. Participants will be given an overview of the different functions of ATLAS.ti and will be specifically trained to set up an analysis project, code the text following different inductive and deductive strategies, write descriptive and interpretative memos, manage and organize codes and memos in efficient ways, create networks, and produce data outputs. At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to set up and implement a code-based analysis project with ATLAS.ti and will feel confident enough as to explore on their own the advanced functions of the program.

This is a 12-hour workshop. Each participant will receive a course pack which includes a workshop handbook written by the trainer. Please contact us for more information.

Contact: EthnoAnalysis Consulting
Ricardo B. Contreras, PhD
Email: rcontreras@ethnoanalysis.net
URL: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net.
Weblog: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net/blog1

2-day Small Group Workshop in Santa Barbara, USA

Date: March 12, 2010 until March 13, 2010
Workshop description at: http://www.learnatlas.com
Trainer: Nicholas Woolf, Ph.D.
WSID: NW_2DAY/WS_362

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Two day workshops for a maximum of eight participants are offered in Santa Barbara, California. The emphasis is on learning the full potential of ATLAS.ti in the context of your current project.

The small group format allows maximum personal attention and one-on-one coaching. The workshop is led by Nick Woolf, Ph.D. Nick has trained more than 2,000 people in ATLAS.ti since 1997.

The following describes the typical curriculum, but is tailored to your needs, existing skills, and the status of your current project.

Day 1 covers the basics:

• the basic concepts behind the program and all its features
• Strategies for setting up your project and designing a data analysis
• The theory and practice of coding
• What comes after coding to build a powerful qualitative analysis

Day 2 introduces the advanced features of the program:

• The use of graphical networks from the very beginning stages of your project for modeling, concept mapping, and theory-building
• Strategies for using complex retrievals with the Query Tool
• Strategies and tools for teamworking
• Strategies for using other media

Please visit www.learnatlas.com for further information and for what others have said about these workshops.

In-house workshops at your institution of either one, two, or three days are tailored to your needs. Please visit http://www.learnatlas.com for further information.

Introductory Workshop in Greenville, North Carolina, USA

Date: March 19, 2010 until March 20, 2010
Trainer: Ricardo B. Contreras, Ph.D. (ethnoanalysis@yahoo.com)
WSID: RC_Intro_Greenville/WS_357

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This workshop introduces participants to the fundamentals of ATLAS.ti Version 6. Participants will be given an overview of the different functions of ATLAS.ti and will be specifically trained to set up an analysis project, code the text following different inductive and deductive strategies, write descriptive and interpretative memos, manage and organize codes and memos in efficient ways, create networks, and produce data outputs. At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to set up and implement a code-based analysis project with ATLAS.ti and will feel confident enough as to explore on their own the advanced functions of the program.

This is a 12-hour workshop. Each participant will receive a course pack which includes a workshop handbook written by the trainer. Please contact us for more information.

Contact: EthnoAnalysis Consulting
Ricardo B. Contreras, PhD
Email: rcontreras@ethnoanalysis.net
URL: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net.
Weblog: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net/blog1

2-day Small Group Workshop in Santa Barbara, USA

Date: April 9, 2010 until April 10, 2010
Workshop description at: http://www.learnatlas.com
Trainer: Nicholas Woolf, Ph.D.
WSID: NW_2DAY/WS_363

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Two day workshops for a maximum of eight participants are offered in Santa Barbara, California. The emphasis is on learning the full potential of ATLAS.ti in the context of your current project.

The small group format allows maximum personal attention and one-on-one coaching. The workshop is led by Nick Woolf, Ph.D. Nick has trained more than 2,000 people in ATLAS.ti since 1997.

The following describes the typical curriculum, but is tailored to your needs, existing skills, and the status of your current project.

Day 1 covers the basics:

• the basic concepts behind the program and all its features
• Strategies for setting up your project and designing a data analysis
• The theory and practice of coding
• What comes after coding to build a powerful qualitative analysis

Day 2 introduces the advanced features of the program:

• The use of graphical networks from the very beginning stages of your project for modeling, concept mapping, and theory-building
• Strategies for using complex retrievals with the Query Tool
• Strategies and tools for teamworking
• Strategies for using other media

Please visit www.learnatlas.com for further information and for what others have said about these workshops.

In-house workshops at your institution of either one, two, or three days are tailored to your needs. Please visit http://www.learnatlas.com for further information.

Introductory Workshop in Greenville, North Carolina, USA

Date: April 23, 2010 until April 24, 2010
Trainer: Ricardo B. Contreras, Ph.D. (ethnoanalysis@yahoo.com)
WSID: RC_Intro_Greenville/WS_358

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This workshop introduces participants to the fundamentals of ATLAS.ti Version 6. Participants will be given an overview of the different functions of ATLAS.ti and will be specifically trained to set up an analysis project, code the text following different inductive and deductive strategies, write descriptive and interpretative memos, manage and organize codes and memos in efficient ways, create networks, and produce data outputs. At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to set up and implement a code-based analysis project with ATLAS.ti and will feel confident enough as to explore on their own the advanced functions of the program.

This is a 12-hour workshop. Each participant will receive a course pack which includes a workshop handbook written by the trainer. Please contact us for more information.

Contact: EthnoAnalysis Consulting
Ricardo B. Contreras, PhD
Email: rcontreras@ethnoanalysis.net
URL: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net.
Weblog: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net/blog1

2-day Small Group Workshop in Santa Barbara, USA

Date: May 7, 2010 until May 8, 2010
Workshop description at: http://www.learnatlas.com
Trainer: Nicholas Woolf, Ph.D.
WSID: NW_2DAY/WS_364

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Two day workshops for a maximum of eight participants are offered in Santa Barbara, California. The emphasis is on learning the full potential of ATLAS.ti in the context of your current project.

The small group format allows maximum personal attention and one-on-one coaching. The workshop is led by Nick Woolf, Ph.D. Nick has trained more than 2,000 people in ATLAS.ti since 1997.

The following describes the typical curriculum, but is tailored to your needs, existing skills, and the status of your current project.

Day 1 covers the basics:

• the basic concepts behind the program and all its features
• Strategies for setting up your project and designing a data analysis
• The theory and practice of coding
• What comes after coding to build a powerful qualitative analysis

Day 2 introduces the advanced features of the program:

• The use of graphical networks from the very beginning stages of your project for modeling, concept mapping, and theory-building
• Strategies for using complex retrievals with the Query Tool
• Strategies and tools for teamworking
• Strategies for using other media

Please visit www.learnatlas.com for further information and for what others have said about these workshops.

In-house workshops at your institution of either one, two, or three days are tailored to your needs. Please visit http://www.learnatlas.com for further information.

Introductory Workshop in Greenville, North Carolina, USA

Date: May 21, 2010 until May 22, 2010
Trainer: Ricardo B. Contreras, Ph.D. (ethnoanalysis@yahoo.com)
WSID: RC_Intro_Greenville/WS_359

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This workshop introduces participants to the fundamentals of ATLAS.ti Version 6. Participants will be given an overview of the different functions of ATLAS.ti and will be specifically trained to set up an analysis project, code the text following different inductive and deductive strategies, write descriptive and interpretative memos, manage and organize codes and memos in efficient ways, create networks, and produce data outputs. At the end of the workshop, participants will be able to set up and implement a code-based analysis project with ATLAS.ti and will feel confident enough as to explore on their own the advanced functions of the program.

This is a 12-hour workshop. Each participant will receive a course pack which includes a workshop handbook written by the trainer. Please contact us for more information.

Contact: EthnoAnalysis Consulting
Ricardo B. Contreras, PhD
Email: rcontreras@ethnoanalysis.net
URL: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net.
Weblog: http://www.ethnoanalysis.net/blog1

2-day Small Group Workshop in Santa Barbara, USA

Date: June 4, 2010 until June 5, 2010
Workshop description at: http://www.learnatlas.com
Trainer: Nicholas Woolf, Ph.D.
WSID: NW_2DAY/WS_365

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Two day workshops for a maximum of eight participants are offered in Santa Barbara, California. The emphasis is on learning the full potential of ATLAS.ti in the context of your current project.

The small group format allows maximum personal attention and one-on-one coaching. The workshop is led by Nick Woolf, Ph.D. Nick has trained more than 2,000 people in ATLAS.ti since 1997.

The following describes the typical curriculum, but is tailored to your needs, existing skills, and the status of your current project.

Day 1 covers the basics:

• the basic concepts behind the program and all its features
• Strategies for setting up your project and designing a data analysis
• The theory and practice of coding
• What comes after coding to build a powerful qualitative analysis

Day 2 introduces the advanced features of the program:

• The use of graphical networks from the very beginning stages of your project for modeling, concept mapping, and theory-building
• Strategies for using complex retrievals with the Query Tool
• Strategies and tools for teamworking
• Strategies for using other media

Please visit www.learnatlas.com for further information and for what others have said about these workshops.

In-house workshops at your institution of either one, two, or three days are tailored to your needs. Please visit http://www.learnatlas.com for further information.