Creating a coding frame for text responses

Written by Institute Associate, Barry Creasy, this course sets out how to construct a coding frame that will help you to organise unstructured (e.g. free text) responses.

In tCI’s online Data Analysis and Report Writing course, the principles of coding are covered, and though it is not essential, tCI recommends that you complete this course first, and study, in particular, the module on qualitative analysis and coding, which will give you some background.

This course takes you further into the detail of coding and explains, through a step-by-step approach with a worked example, how to do it.

Modules: 1
Assessments: 1
CPD Credits: 10
Duration: 30 mins approx.
Author: Barry Creasy
Released: 15th May 2020

The cost for this course is £29.95 excl. VAT. (£35.94 incl. VAT)

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Creating a coding frame for text responses
Introduction
First pass and top-level codes
Lower-level codes
Practicalities

About the Author

Barry has been a Consultation Institute Associate for over ten years, and is now a Fellow of the Institute, providing consultation, evaluation and research services to many organisations. He delivers courses for the Consultation Institute on Better Focus Groups, Better Surveys and Questionnaires, and Better Data Analysis for Public Consultations, and has published three books with them: Effective Public Meetings, Effective Focus Groups, and Effective Surveys and Questionnaires.

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Creating a coding frame for text responses Introduction First pass and top-level codes Lower-level codes Practicalities

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Creating a coding frame for text responses
Introduction
First pass and top-level codes
Lower-level codes
Practicalities