Qualitative Data Analysis with ATLAS.ti

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I was starting to feeling lost with my grounded theory based research using Atlas.ti. Friese's book is very detailed and didactic. It shows the step by step and has many usefull tips that just addressed the issues that I was facing. I do recommend that you invest some time studying the book before you start working with the data of your research. It will save you lots of time making you more productive.

The book is relatively old compared to the latest ATLAS.ti software. Also, this book is based on Windows system. So I don't really suggest you buy it if you are using the now ATLAS.ti and Mac OS system. The content is not bad, it just does not deserve almost 60 dollars.

I can't access the companion website, which is an integral part of the book. When I click on the link there's a page not found message, and in trying to register I'm asked for a 10 character code which I was not given

Excelente, muy ilustrativo y fácil de leer. Soy fan del autor y me encanta la claridad con que escribe. A mis estudiantes también les gusta bastante.

Atlas.ti is one of the leading software packages for qualitative data analysis (QDA). The book has been written by a leading expert in QDA and QDA-software with many years of experience, both in terms of theory as well regarding the application of theory in various qualitative research projects using Atlas.ti. As a consequence, the book covers the features of Atlas.ti comprehensively and introduces them in a step-by-step fashion, but also gives many practical hints and examples how to approach research problems and how to apply the software to them. Although the book was published when the current version 9 of Atlas.ti has not yet been released, the differences between version 8 and 9 are not significant. Due to the wealth of experience and knowledge of the author, this book is - to my knowledge - the best reference and practical guide to Atlas.ti for beginners as well as for already experienced users. I wholeheartedly recommend the book to anybody who considers using Atlas.ti in their work.