Way back in the November newsletter, we mentioned that we were debuting a qualitative research tool called NVivo. This month, we’re happy to announce that NVivo is now available.

If you are working on a project that requires a way to organize and analyze documents, spreadsheets, PDFs, and other research materials, NVivo might be just the thing you’re looking for.

NVivo is a powerful research tool that you can use to organize all of your data when writing a thesis or preparing a research paper for publication. It supports various file types including documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, images, audio, and video. It also works well with other software you might already use, like Excel, Word, SPSS, EndNote, and Evernote.

NVivo is, unfortunately, only available for Windows. If you have a Mac, SPSS is an option, along with other tools, including Dedoose and Hyperresearch. If you are interested in qualitative analysis solutions for Mac, please contact the Service Desk.

If you’re interested in having NVivo installed on your computer, please submit a General Support Ticket. Once you have NVivo, you can find support resources and more information on the Service Desk website.

When working on a large project, have you ever wished there was one place where you could organize and analyze all of your documents, spreadsheets, PDFs, and other research materials?

There is such a place, and it’s called NVivo and it will soon be available at Simmons!

NVivo is a powerful qualitative research tool that you can use to organize all of your data when writing a thesis or preparing a research paper for publication. It supports various file types including documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, images, audio, and video. It also works well with other software you might already use, like Excel, Word, SPSS, EndNote, and Evernote.

Keep an eye out for more on NVivo in the next few weeks. We will be sending out information on how to get NVivo and how to get started using it soon.