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From: Luis Barreiros
To: qual-software
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 5:10 PM
Subject: Re: ATLAS.ti Version 5: Developer presents new software (free seminar)UK
Hello,
I'm a user of Atlas 4.2 and and I'm very glad to know that version 5.0 will be released very soon - I hope next July!.
But, by now, I would like to know if anyone knows a trustful program to construct genealogies like the diagrams used by professional kinship anthropologists.
Thank you and good luck for everyone
Luis Barreiros
Portugal
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From: Ann Lewins
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Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 5:08 PM
Subject: ATLAS.ti Version 5: Developer presents new software (free seminar)UK
Apologies for cross postings
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CAQDAS Networking Project Software Development Seminar Series
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A final reminder that Thomas Muhr developer of ATLAS.ti will be presenting working demonstrations of ATLAS.ti version 5, [software to assist analaysis of qualitative data -including multi media] to an audience at Royal Holloway College, Egham on 4 July 2003. Discussion and questions are welcome.
(See at end of msg for ways to book free place)
( Egham is 35 minutes on a mainline from Waterloo)
The software is in its final stage of testing and is about to be released. During the presentation Thomas will focus on some of its special features...
- Data files with Really Rich Text with embedded objects (Excel, PowerPoint, videos, etc) and live links
- In-context editing of Excel tables and other embedded objects (see below).
- Team shared documents: live editing and synchronization of ALL projects using shared data. Direct use of Word, WordPerfect, Write, Works, HTML (as in WordPad)
- Efficient data compression resulting in very small projects
- Enhanced search & retrieve
- Object Crawler : search e.g. for keywords that either you the researcher or the respondent has used in any element of the project - data, memo's, comments, networks
- Content analysis: improved Word Cruncher with Excel export
- Fully interactive margin - codes, memos, hyperlinks displayed against text
- Network: cooccurring codes import - an analytic shift for the network tool!
- Semantic and Hyper-Link Browsers
- Powerful document management
- Enhanced user interface
- Document x Attribute table import and export re 'organisation' of data (e.g. socio demographics)
- Auto conversion of old version texts (i. those "hard-wired" line breaks)
Royal Holloway has a beautiful campus on the edge of Windsor Great Park, but to travel to the campus go to Egham; for more information see http://www.rhul.ac.uk/visitors-guide/
For more information about ATLAS.ti Version 5 http://www.atlasti.de/atlasti5.shtml
You will be very welcome - contact me, [log in to unmask] if you wish to book a free place
and to get more details about precise venue
Ann Lewins, Manager
Christina Silver, Resource Officer
CAQDAS Networking Project
Dept of Sociology, University of Surrey
GUILDFORD GU2 7XH, UK
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CAQDAS NETWORKING PROJECT funded by the ESRC Research Methods Programme to support the use of software in qualitative data analysis;
co-directed by Nigel Fielding, Professor of Sociology, University of Surrey
and Ray Lee, Professor of Social Research Methods at Royal Holloway, University of
London
