(2021), 'A systematic qualitative case study: questions, data collection, NVivo analysis and saturation', Qualitative Research in Organizations and Management, Vol. The study does not receive any specific fund or research grant. Mohd Mursyid Arshad, Senior Lecturer at Faculty of Educational Studies, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia for his suggestions and unconditional help in the NVivo data analysis process of this research project. Amon Barros and anonymous reviewers for their valuable time, constructive comments and suggestions for the improvement of the manuscript. The author would like to thank both Editors, Associate Editor Dr. The qualitative research questions can also be formed with “what” in addition “why” and “how”. This research defines a case study with the inclusion of “what” and illustrates the saturation process in diverse positions. three respondents for regulatory, nine for Shariah scholars and officers and five for the experts concerning the responses and respondents. The saturation is thus achieved in the diversified positions, i.e. Third, through the NVivo open coding process due to the decrease of reference or quotes in a certain position or in the saturation position as a result of fewer outcomes or insufficient information.

Second, referring the respondents (already considered in the study) without knowing anything about the data collection and their responses. Overall, this study proposes three stages of saturation: First, information redundancy. Similarly, saturation can be considered attaining the ultimate point of data collection by the researchers without adding anything in the databank. Besides, the qualitative research and case study could explore the answers of “what” questions along with the “why” and “how” more broadly, descriptively and extensively about a phenomenon. Access NVivo and identify which version you are using.The study claims that researchers can form the research questions by using “what” question mark in qualitative research.Learning Outcomesīy the end of the workshop, we expect that you’ll be able to: This workshop does not assume any previous knowledge of NVivo or other QDA software. NVivo is qualitative data analysis software that provides structure to content, helping you quickly unlock insights in your data. In this workshop, we’ll work towards an understanding of NVivo’s capabilities and explore how this tool can be used in your research plan. Within an NVivo file, you can upload and analyze text, multimedia, or survey data in a way that helps you answer your research question. NVivo is a software for conducting qualitative and mixed methods analysis. A recording of this workshops from Fall 2022 is already available online. You may choose to attend in Library 314 or via Zoom. This workshop will be offered in a hybrid format.Monday, February 20 at 12pm | Register for this workshop.Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Accessibility.

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