Methodology
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- GlossaNet
- [www] Morphological, lexical, syntactical and thematical information retrieval in Web sites of newspapers.
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- Idea Rover
- This software supports the organisation of source documents. Prestentation, screenshots and download.
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- KWiC Finder and kfNgram
- [Win] Key Word in Context Web Concordance web search tool by William Fletcher. Presentation, screen shots, download and forum.
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- MaxQDA
- [Win] Processing of user-coded text segments (previously WinMax). Presentation, download trial version, papers and conferences.
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- New Inquirer
- [Win / Mac / Unix / Linux] Philip Stone's software for content analysis of textual data.
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- QSR International: NVivo and XSight
- Provides qualitative research software designed to help users organize and analyze non-numerical or unstructured data such as audio, video, photos and documents to compile, compare and make sense of their information quickly and easily.
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- QueXC
- [www] Open source data cleaning and classification system designed for coding open-ended responses from questionnaires.
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- RQDA
- [BSD / Win] Ronggui Huang & Zhang Gehao build a CAQDAS upon the R statistical package [Free Software].
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- Semantic-Knowledge
- [Win] Presentation of content analysis tools : Tropes, Zoom, Index. Software. Guidelines, manual, news, customers, and free download.
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- Stories Matter
- This tool enables to annotate and analyze oral history (video and audio) archives [Free Software].
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- Swedish Morphological Society
- [Win] Presentation of Fritz Zwicky's morphological analysis as a general method for non-quantified modeling and of a Computer Aided Scenario and Problem Evaluation Routine called Casper.
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- TAMS Analyzer
- [Unix / Linux / Mac OS X] TAMS Analyzer is an opensource qualitative analysis tool. It supports complex hierarchical codes, multimedia support, and project synchronization.
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- The Transformer
- Software tool for scientists who work with transcribed linguistic data. It addresses conversation analysts, phoneticians, anthropologists and other social scientists who want to analyze digital audio or video data and language.