Exploring the Human Experience: Qualitative Coding and Meaning-Making with Dedoose

Event description

  • Academic events
  • Free
  • Professional and career development

Among its many applications in the world of data, qualitative research is essential for creating better products, designing human-centered systems and understanding the complexities of human experience. Join the ASU Library's Unit for Data Science and Analytics for a special open lab where we will work with one of the most valuable forms of data of all: people’s stories, perspectives and experiences.

In this lab, you will learn the methods researchers use to explore and analyze interview responses, focus groups, and open-ended survey data, as well as the tools available to help make sense of qualitative information. We will begin by discussing how researchers identify themes and practice meaning-making through qualitative coding, then apply these concepts using Dedoose, a platform designed for qualitative and mixed-methods analysis (think numbers and text working together).

Whether you are a social science student studying human behavior or an engineering senior working on a capstone project, learning how to work with qualitative data can help you better understand the people behind the numbers. No matter your discipline or experience level, join us to explore how qualitative coding can help transform stories and experiences into meaningful insights.

Event contact

Unit for Data Science and Analytics, ASU Library
Date

Wednesday, September 2, 2026



Time

10:00 am11:00 am (MST)


Location

Online

Cost

Free