Analyzing Research Remotely as a Team

For any research team that is going through the transition between in-person to remote research process, I’ll share tips and tricks from my many years of experience conducting research from home.

Webinar Agenda

1. Remote Tool Recommendations

2. Analysis Strategies for Research Teams (With a focus on analyzing transcripts from in depth interviews)

3. Q&A

Introduction

I’m LaiYee, co-founder of Delve, the online and collaborative qualitative analysis tool. In addition to designing and doing research for Delve, I also have done research consulting for years, most of the research conducted fully remotely. I’ll go over my full toolset and then give tips and tricks for how to do collaborative analysis.

Remote Tool Recommendations

I’ll quickly go over my remote tool set, of everything I use in my end to end research process.

• Conversations with team: Slack

• Online Research communities: MixedMethods, Ethnography Hangout, ResearchOps

• Communication with participants: Intercom

• Scheduling interviews: Calendly

• In depth interviews: Zoom

• Unmoderated usability studies: UserBob

• Compensating participants: Digital Amazon gift cards

• Writing documents: Google Docs

• Transcript analysis and coding: Delve

• Creating presentations: Paste by WeTransfer

• Streamlining and automating process: Zapier

Analysis Strategies for Research Teams

With a focus on analyzing transcripts from in depth interviews using Delve.

• Agree on the initial codebook

• Figure out the coding ground rules

• Choose a coding strategy

• Choose an analysis strategy

• Collaborative on the narrative

• Present it live

Interested in trying Delve?

Check out www.delvetool.com/getstarted to start a free trial.

Questions?

Send me an email at laiyee@delvetool.com