CMNS 801 - Lab #3-4-5: lit review with Nvivo

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1. Organizing your literature review Using Reference Manager Software and Nvivo Alberto Lusoli, Simon Fraser University. School of Communication
2. Troubleshooting Zotero & plugins From library to lit review: Nvivo Basic elements: Sources Notes Annotations Nodes and Codes Coding strategies Relations Auto coding
4. 4 WORD PLUGIN + ZOTERO CONNECTOR
5. Exploring your library
6. 6 http://bit.ly/install-nvivo
7. 7 RIS Select items in your library Right click > export RIS format Include files and notes
8. 8 If you do not have papers in your Zotero library yet, you can download a sample project (for PC) at this URL: http://bit.ly/nvivo-sample
9. Open Nvivo
10. 10 RIS Internals Right click > Import Import from Zotero Locate the .RIS file (make sure it ends in .ris) Name sources by: Author and Year Import!
11. 11 Basic elements SOURCES external NODES ANNOTATIONS MEMOS
12. 12 Basic elements of a lit review SOURCES external NODES ANNOTATIONS MEMOS Papers & books summaries concepts side notes
13. Sources Internal Vs external Folders View options (undock, bookmarks)
14. Files (wrong) Reference + File Reference Internal External
15. Sources Internal Vs external Classification Folders View options (undock, bookmarks)
16. Nodes How to code (text Vs area) Inductive – deductive coding Hierarchies Highlight coding
18. Nodes Lit review specifics: Authors and relations
19. Nodes Lit review specifics: Authors and relations (not available yet on macOS)
20. Nodes Lit review specifics: Authors and relations (not available yet on macOS)
21. Nodes Lit review specifics: Authors and relations (not available yet on macOS)
22. Nodes Lit review specifics: Authors and relations (not available yet on macOS)
23. Nodes Sentiment
24. Memos Summaries In-itinere reflections … Coding Memos
25. Memos Summaries In-itinere reflections … Coding Memos
26. Annotations Side notes Limitations: Not codable Hard to retrieve
27. Idea for next week Why not trying creating an Nvivo project for this course? Try importing the papers on Zotero, fill the reference data, export the library and import it on a new Nvivo project. Once done, try coding papers, and writing your reflections on notes.
28. For questions or help, write me at: alusoli@sfu.ca THANK YOU