Description
Qualitative and mixed methods data analysis tool.
Access
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Windows
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Mac
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Centrally managed (devices that require OHIO login): Follow the directions for how to install software on OHIO computers(opens in a new window), and search for NVivo.
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Unmanaged (devices that do not require OHIO login, such as personal computers): Download NVivo 20 Mac for 2024.
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Double click the ZIP file and double-click the installer to install the application.
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If you receive an error message that the installer is not trusted, hold down the <Control> key, click the installer package and select "Open" from the menu that appears.
Who can access
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Faculty, Staff, and Graduate Students
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Computer labs via Virtual Desktop
How to request access
Features
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Import data from virtually any source
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Analyze data with advanced management, query, and visualization tools
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Ask complex questions of your data to identify themes and draw clear conclusions
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Achieve more robust research results in less time
Platform
Additional resources
Service support
Get help
- Visit the Technology Help Center (help.ohio.edu) to get live support, view outages, and browse trainings.
Accessibility
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Security
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