Qualitative Analysis Using ATLAS.ti: The Five-Level QDA™ Method. London: Sage.Ĭentral location university library, shelf mark 527.9/FRIE Research Hub with tutorials, best practices and moreįriese, S.In ATLAS.ti itself: Windows Start / ATLAS.ti 22 at Resources and Tutorials.To omit non-relevant words: click on a stop word list next to Exclude.Īdd stop word list: click on the icon "Edit Stop and Go Lists" next to Exclude.Ĭlick on Import Lists, select the Excel file with the desired language and click Open: Dutch English French German Spanish Open a document and click on WordCloud in the Document tab
#Atlasti web code
Select Codes or Code groups and Documents or Document groups Tab Home – Quotations – Report – All items – Grouping: codes Tab Home – Quotations – Report – All items – Grouping: documents Tab Home – Quotations – Report – All items – Grouping: noneĬreate a report of all quotations sorted by document order
Go to the Code Manager: check the number at “groundedness” next to the code nameĬreate a report of all the marked quotations Go to the Code Manager (Tab Home – Codes) and doubleclick on a code You can access the fragments by code in the Code Manager The university offers no technical support. Using ATLAS.ti on laptops and computers that are not managed by the THUAS is at the risk of the user.
The required invite key is on page 2 of the ATLAS.ti FAQ (see at the top of this webpage). Staff members and students can download ATLAS.ti for Windows or Mac. If ATLAS.ti is not yet on your THUAS laptop, you can request it from Frontoffice FZ/IT.
#Atlasti web install
Note: with these IT managed computers, the automatic update function is disabled, unlike software that you install yourself. Staff members do not need to do anything and can continue to use the program, even if a warning appears towards the end of the licence period that the licence will expire. The licence is renewed annually at the beginning of April. University computers (desktops and laptops)ĪTLAS.ti is standard software and installed on all desktop computers at THUAS. This applies to THUAS computers as well as private computers. So projects created in version 22 cannot be used in version 9.Īll users of ATLAS.ti are required to create a personal account at where the valid licence code (invite key) must be entered.
See also this document and this video about the improvements of version 22.Īttention: projects can be transferred from an older version of ATLAS.ti to a newer version, but the other way around is not possible! There is only backward compatibility. (Windows see: Settings -> System -> About: Device specifications). Starting the program: Windows start menu -> ATLAS.tiĪTLAS.ti is 64-bit software and requires a minimum of 4 GB internal memory, which means that it cannot be installed on older 32-bit computers. From 1 April 2022 version 22 will be installed. Updates are available frequently.Īll THUAS desktop and laptop computers currently have ATLAS.ti version 9 installed.
#Atlasti web license
The THUAS campus license allows for unlimited use of all available versions. See this comparison between the desktop and Web versions. There is also a simplified Web version and there are tablet versions for the iPad and Android. The desktop versions of ATLAS.ti for Windows and Mac have equal functionality.
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