Participatory Analysis and Collaborative Coding Lucy Pickering (University of Glasgow) Daniel Turner (Quirkos Software) Who we are Dr Daniel Turner Founder and Director of Quirkos danielquirkos.com www.quirkos.com Dr Lucy Pickering Senior
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Participatory Analysis and Collaborative Coding Lucy Pickering (University of Glasgow)
Daniel Turner (Quirkos Software)<br>
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Who we are Dr Daniel Turner
Founder and Director of Quirkos
daniel@quirkos.com
www.quirkos.com Dr Lucy Pickering
Senior Lecturer in Medical Anthropology
The University of Glasgow
Interpreting that data
Writing up findings Interpretation and sense checking
Answering research question
Linking back to theory<br>
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Why (not) participatory analysis/coding? Not commonly done
It’s the academic’s job
Not considered to add analytic value
Responsibility and credit
Academic as ‘glorified administrator’?
Are academics ready to give up control?!
Co-authorship (politics of the REF / RCUK)<br>
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Why do participatory analysis?! Ethical values
Quality
Dissemination and knowledge exchange
Personal development as a researcher<br>
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General challenges of doing participatory analysis Roles and expectations
Hierarchies and relationships
Communication
Technology
Learning software at the same time as coding
Learning to do analysis in public
Investment / buy-in<br>
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Cultural differences Geographical cultures
Class cultures
Gender norms
Age / status<br>
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How to do it Individually
Comparatively
Collaboratively<br>
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Ways of coding Researcher codes – participants comment/challenge
Participants code – researcher challenges/comments
Group challenge – all do it together?<br>
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Ways of doing participatory coding Blank sheet of paper
Framework creation
Emergent coding
Grouping exercise
Category prompts<br>
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Quotes from participants I started adding in categories, and then thinking, ooh, if I’d added that in earlier I could actually have tied it up to such-and-such comment I thought that bit revealed a lot about her political beliefs, and I could feel my emotions entering into my judgement Suspicion, oh yeah, that’s negative trust. Love of Scotland, oh! I put anti-English feelings which is the opposite! Ours are like inverse pictures of each other’s!<br>
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Ways of collaborative interpreting What does it mean? / What did you discover?
Researcher does the interpretation – participants comment/challenge
Participants do the interpretation – researcher challenges/comments
Group challenge – all do it together?<br>
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After Coding… Using for sense-checking? (how will you manage conflicts?)
Is it representing/building a narrative?
How many interpretations?
What are you doing this for?<br>
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Writing up How do you bring it all together?
How write up multiple interpretations of the same data?
How to write sincere and coherent outputs?
Different outputs for different audiences / authors<br>
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Tools Physically meeting (or Skype / Zoom)?
Paper, highlighters, post it notes (tea and coffee!)
What training is needed?
Coding software?<br>
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What is Quirkos? Simple software tool for qualitative analysis (CAQDAS)
Originally designed for participatory analysis
Visual, quick to teach
Grown sideways!<br>
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Let’s look...<br>
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Blog articles & References Participatory data analysis: a step too far? Nind (2011)
A Participatory Group Process to Analyze Qualitative Data Jackson (2008)
