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Qualitative Data Analysis Tools
Qualitative Data Analysis Tools
Ania Gawlikowicz
Ioannis Konstantakopoulos
Free and open-source tool for analysing textual data
Lets you analyse your data by highlighting crucial parts of text
and creating relevant tags for them.
Lets you highlight, create tags and find relevant parts in the
recordings.
A complex tool with a lot of features. Takes a while to explore them all.
Types of subscription
Advantages
Quite accurate transcription, divided based on the different speakers.
Notified when the transcription is ready.
Tags linked to the audio, which allows for an effortless navigation through the recording.
Categorisation of tags based on colours.
Possibility to add people on your projects.
Speech engine trained on over 50000 hours of human transcribed content across a diversity of
topics, industries and accents.
Editing options resembling Microsoft Word.
Works with any type of software (Windows, Mac, iPhones, iPads, Androids, Blackberry
devices).
Several features of different tools incorporated into one tool.
Useful for teams with a large number of members
Disadvantages
Subscription information is slightly confusing or even
misleading.
Not suitable for smaller teams.
Mistakes identified in the transcription, because of different
per month
The interface is very complex and might be overwhelming
Studies in which Dovetail is
encountered
Not part of any studies we are aware of.
However, it can be used in any qualitative type of study to identify and keep
track of patterns that emerge across the collected data (e.g speech acts in
pragmatics, parental strategies in heritage language maintenance).
Comparison
No transcription
timecodes and speakers
No text editing tools Lets you edit your text
All features available for free Subscription required for most features