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BASICS: Understanding the Coding Process
When it comes to codes, three basic concepts are your friend: 1) the Codes Workspace, 2) Codes Panel and 3) Add Code Icon. All of these are accessed after you are signed into Dedoose and logged into your project.. |
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The Coding Tree: Foundations & Basics
Also important to note, is the fact that we here at Dedoose use the terms “coding” and “tagging” interchangeably. This being said, the Code Tree provides you with flexible, dynamic and rich features to bring your data to the next level.. |
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Edit an Existing Code
You can easily do so from a number of places including the Codes Workspace. When you are viewing and excerpting media (or any place in Dedoose) you will see the Codes Panel icon. If you have already completed your Code Tree, but have since realized you would like to collapse, re-define, or otherwise modify your codes, don’t worry.. |
Coloration - Tracking Your Codes
For those using custom color palettes that you select yourself, try setting the Dedoose color scheme.. |
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Key Features of Code Weighting
On the surface, it may appear you are only tagging numbers to codes. But in reality, this is how creative Dedoose users have analyzed sentiment ratings and more!. |
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Take Excerpts to the Next Level with Filtering
To access this capability, simply click the Data Set tab > Codes > Select Filter None > Confirm Codes of Interest > Click Data Selector > Click Excerpts tab. Upon completion, you should see a set of excerpts that have the first, second, etc. codes applied.. |
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Still Unsure About How to Proceed With Your Project? Our Support Team is Ready to Help.
Do you have a complicated survey, video or other media type that requires coding, visualization, or more? We can help.. |
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