Guest post by Jessica Nina Lester (Indiana University, Bloomington) & Trena M. Paulus (Eastern Tennessee State University) In November 2022, ChatGPT was released and became widely available to the public. Some researchers quickly moved to herald its potential in supporting research activities, while others urged caution. An increase in the speed and scale of research […]
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Guest Post by Susanne Friese, Director of Qeludra B.V. and developer of QInsights. Qualitative research is entering a transformative era, driven by the integration of artificial intelligence (AI). This shift challenges traditional practices, including the long-standing reliance on coding as the foundation of qualitative data analysis. While some may view this change with scepticism, others […]
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by the CAQDAS Networking Project. We aim to raise awareness and build capacity concerning the appropriate use of digital tools for qualitative data analysis. Part of that effort is accomplished via our free webinar series, where we invite developers and users of qualitative tools to present work-in-progress and discuss the process and implications of their […]
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Guest post by Julia Ligteringen, Business Development and Customer Success Manager at Leximancer Guest posts express the views of guest contributors and do not necessarily represent the views of the CAQDAS Networking Project or constitute an endorsement of any product, method or opinion You’re staring at your screen, enthralled by a perfectly coherent response from […]
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by Christina Silver, Director of the CAQDAS Networking Project and Host of #CAQDASchat podcast I’ve published 12 episodes of my #CAQDASchat podcast since November 2022, chatting with qualitative software developers, researchers, methodologists and teachers. I started the podcast for several reasons, not least to capture the thoughts of experts in the field about the history […]
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Guest post by Nick Woolf, Emeritus Advisor, Analyst and Author. Guest posts express the views of guest contributors and do not necessarily represent the views of the CAQDAS Networking Project or constitute an endorsement of any product, method or opinion A recent essay by the science fiction writer Ted Chiang muses about whether Gen-AI could […]
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