Dr. Katherine Miller, a University of Pennsylvania researcher, used Delve to analyze 19+ hours of workshop and interview data for her dissertation on teaching data literacy. With Delve’s intuitive coding tools, she built a practical framework to help educators teach data skills more effectively in today’s data-driven world."
Process coding is helpful when you want to understand actions in the data. You can catalogue observable activities or conceptual actions.
We explain grounded theory, a research methodology where data collection and analysis happen together in cycles.
Discover 6 practical ways AI can support your qualitative research – without replacing your analysis. Built for coders, not chatbots.
Values coding deals with labeling the values, attitudes and belief systems that are expressed by participants.
This article introduces emotion coding in qualitative research and offers a guide on using it effectively.
Descriptive coding is where you code passages according to topic in order to summarize the topic of the data.
This article covers all things line-by-line coding, shedding light on how this method works and providing a step-by-step guide to the process.
Abductive coding helps researchers move between theory and data to uncover new insights. See how it works in practice and how tools like Delve support the process.
In vivo codes use the direct language and terminology used by the participants rather than alternative methods where codes are researcher-derived.
