NVivo and your Dissertation Defense
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Find out how to translate a written document into an oral presentation and uncover creative ideas to maximize your communication of findings using NVivo in the defense of your dissertation.
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NVivo and your Dissertation Defense
- 1. Getting Started and Finishing your Dissertation Using NVivo www.queri.com Kristi Jackson, MEd PhD kjackson@queri.com 303-832-9502
- 2. Session 1 ◦ NVivo and successfully defended dissertations Session 2 ◦ NVivo and the dissertation literature review Session 3 ◦ NVivo, ethics and IRBs Session 4 ◦ NVivo and your dissertation defense
- 3. Large group Small group One-on-one Independent work Stay a 4th day at no extra cost www.Queri.com
- 4. 1. Customizing your defense 2. Questions for your Chair/Committee 3. NVivo visualizations in your defense ◦ Three types ◦ Three postures 4. After the defense
- 5. Getting ideas ◦ Watch other defenses ◦ Ask faculty about what makes a defense successful (in general) ◦ Ask students what went well or poorly in their defenses ◦ Do a “reverse outline” of your dissertation Develop an artifact for yourself that represents your work and helps provide closure. ◦ Share it?
- 6. Looking for facets of transparency Instead, found diversity Social construction of transparency Communities of practice Transparency as a reflection of ◦ Self, in a community of practice ◦ Ideologies ◦ Values
- 9. Who is the audience? ◦ Experts? ◦ General public? What are the standard elements? What are some “optional” elements? ◦ Can I do anything arts-based, for instance? Focus? ◦ Key points from each chapter ◦ Focus on final chapters ◦ Take an important thread and follow/explain OR . . . Develop your proposal/understanding of the audience, elements, focus, and get feedback
- 10. How much time should I take to present? Will questions occur during the presentation or be held until after? Should I use PowerPoint or other presentation tools? What technology is available or should I use? Can or should I use “hand-outs”? What paperwork is required before/after? ◦ Who is responsible? ◦ Copies/duplicates?
- 12. Node Name Sources References Standards and logic and methods 6 16 Replicability 4 5 Succinct and good writing 4 6 Team research 1 1 Inductive 1 1 Mixed methods 1 2
- 19. Researcher as architect– prospective thinking
- 20. Researcher as archaeologist – retrospective thinking
- 21. Researcher as artist – speculative thinking
- 22. Three types of visualizations ◦ Summaries ◦ Coding displays ◦ Idea connectors Three postures to take when visualizing ◦ Architect – prospective ◦ Archaeologist – retrospective ◦ Artist - speculative
- 23. Be prepared to revise ◦ Reserve the time and don’t let it sit!!!! Use visualizations to map changes Write a memo about the changes and import it into NVivo as a log ◦ Confirm your understanding with the chair ◦ OR . . . Import the notes/letter the Chair provides Follow your IRB guidelines for storing/destroying your database CELEBRATE!
- 24. Session 1 ◦ NVivo and successfully defended dissertations Session 2 ◦ NVivo and the dissertation literature review Session 3 ◦ NVivo, ethics and IRBs Session 4 ◦ NVivo and your dissertation defense
- 25. Large group Small group One-on-one Independent work Stay a 4th day at no extra cost www.Queri.com
- 26. Getting Started and Finishing your Dissertation Using NVivo www.queri.com Kristi Jackson, MEd PhD kjackson@queri.com 303-832-9502