Analyzing Twitter Data Using NVivo 11 - Part 1 (Philip Adu, Ph.D)

Social media such as twitter could be a great source of data for researchers interested in examining participants’ thoughts, experiences, and reactions. In this webinar, we will address the following questions: How do you search for relevant participants’ generated data? How do you upload the data onto the NVivo software for analysis? How do you use the hermeneutic phenomenological approach in the data analysis process?
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Good video

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Very good!

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Thanks Thales!!

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Thank you...

[@shivanithakur8938]

Is it possible to extract number of like, share and comments per tweet using Nvivo ??

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Hi, are you aware whether the imported Ncapture datafile (for social media) can be exported as an excel file please? Thanks

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Yes, it can be done but you first need to upload the data from Ncapture into NVivo before you can export the data from NVivo in an Excel file.

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@@methodologyrelatedpresenta3448 how would you export a data set you imported from twitter using ncapture to clean it up? I am having trouble with this on my Mac