Easy to use Microsoft Word template for coding, extracting and referencing qualitative data. Particularly useful for researchers conducting multi-modal discourse analyses. DA-Word helps to organise, code, extract and reference text. This program is easy to use and quick to learn (assuming you use Microsoft Word). The program will be useful to anyone doing qualitative research. There are two main differences between DA-Word and other qualitative data analysis packages: 1. You can learn to use DA-Word in 10/15 minutes. NB. This is PC version only Download a free 30-day trial of DaWord
Second ....My colleagues are developing the following tool.... http://detextive.net/Detextive is a tool for textual analysis. It can read any type of
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websites, rss feeds and it can even search google to find text on its
own.
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