The following list links the author to their papers and
presentations from the 2005 conference onward.
Karen Buchanan (2006)
Theory, Method, and Software: political ecology,
qualitative methods and NVivo7
Chih Hoong Sin (2005)
Teaching and Managing Practitioner-researchers in the use
of N6: the case pf large-scale evaluations
Chih Hoong Sin (2006)
Using QDAS in the production of policy evidence by
non-researchers: strengths, pitfalls and implications for
consumers of policy evidence
Sarah Edwards, Karen Miller, Sharon Millar
& Clare Tagg (2006)
Early Adopters of NVivo 7
Karla Eisen, Izabella Zandberg & Susan
Berkowitz (2006)
Incorporating NVivo into a Large Qualitative Project
Janice Fong (2006)
Exploring the use of QSR software for understanding quality
– from a research funder’s perspective
Linda Gilbert, Dan Kaczynski (2005)
Exploring distance sharing technologies for teaching QDA
Linda Gilbert (2006)
Tools and Trustworthiness: a historical perspective
Dan Kaczynski, Linda Gilbert & Melissa
Kelly (2006)
Exploring the forces of application-sharing technologies
upon NVivo: Promoting and Supporting adoption
Helen Marshall (2006)
What examiners like in a qualitative thesis & how
software can help us deliver it
Sandra Spickard Prettyman & Kristi
Jackson (2006)
Ethics, Technology, and Qualitative Research: Thinking
through the Implications of New Technologies
Lyn Richards (2005)
Moving up: how research and teaching will change with NVivo
7
Lyn Richards (2006)
Farewell to the Lone Ranger? What happened to qualitative =
small?
Tom Richards (2005)
Draft preview of pre-beta version of QSR NVIVO 7
Roger Vallance (2005)
Working with Longitudinal Qualitative Date: Using NVivo as
an Analytic Tool
Roger Vallance, Ming-Huei Lee (2005)
NVivo as an Aid towards Analytic Rigour when Researching in
Non English Languages and Cultures
David Woods (2006)
The Qualitative Analysis of Video and audio using Transana