ECQI - Registration
ECQI - Registration
3rd European Congress of Qualitative Inquiry
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ECQI 2019

Registration is a two step process

  1. Complete the below registration form to reserve your place. Click SUBMIT at the bottom of the form.  You will be taken to a confirmation page with details of how to pay.
  2. When you are ready to pay click on the link to the University of Edinburgh ePay payment system and follow the instructions provided.

NOTES:

  • You will need to register with ePay if you do not already have an account.
  • Payment is by credit card.
  • Internal transfers within the University of Edinburgh can be arranged on request.
Delegate details

Registration fee includes

Attendance at conference on 13-15 February, conference bag with conference booklet, refreshments, lunch and drinks, evening reception on Tuesday 12 February.  

Reduced Fee option

The reduced fee is available for students in the academic year 2018 - 2019 and for delegates attending from countries with a GNI per capita of less than 20.000 USD (based on the available details of 2015). Click here to download the data extract from the World Development Indicators to check whether you are eligible for the reduced fee. Also delegates from countries recognized by OESO as developing country can choose to pay the reduced fee.

Pre-conference workshop presenters

As a pre-conference workshop presenter (Tues 12 February), conference registration fee is complimentary.

Pre-conference workshop presenters will still be liable to pay for conference dinner/guest ticket.

 

Please indicate here which fee rate applies to your booking.

Registration options
Conference Dinner
Abstract submission
Pre Conference Workshops – 12 February 2019

Workshops are running before the conference, at an additional charge.  Advanced registration is required.

  • Reduced Fee* 1 Day Attendance to two workshops @ £140.00
  • Standard Fee 1 Day Attendance to two workshops @ £160.00
  • Reduced Fee* 1 Day Attendance to one workshop @ £70.00
  • Standard Fee 1 Day Attendance to one workshop @ £80.00

The registration fee includes registration at the workshop(s), refreshments and lunch.

If you wish to attend please confirm your first choice of workshop, and note a reserve choice if applicable.

Morning workshops
FULLY BOOKED 1. Using Deleuze and collaborative writing in troubled times: engaging activism and resistance through collective writing 3. Visual inquiry in qualitative research: from tacit knowledge to new materialisms
If places are not available on your first choice, we will contact you to let you know if you have a place on your reserve choice.
Afternoon workshops
FULLY BOOKED: 2. Doing arts-based research: Ideas and inspiration for qualitative researchers
If places are not available on your first choice, we will contact you to let you know if you have a place on your reserve choice.
Complementary evening workshops

Beyond coding - Working with MAXQDA tools to enhance qualitative analysis

Qualitative Data Analysis Software has moved a long way beyond its original ‘code and retrieve’ functionality but this can result in a confusing plethora of tools whose purpose and functionality are unclear. This workshop will look at a selection of possibilities in MAXQDA that should help in the phase of ‘breaking out’ after initial coding work has been done. The emphasis will be on qualitative analysis tools (rather than mixed methods or quantitising functions), in particular using writing spaces, colour to assist pattern seeking, tools for summarising coded themes, and visual tools such as document portraits and mind-mapping screens.

The workshop will mainly use demonstrations of the items being discussed, but if participants wish to bring a working copy of the MAXQDA 2018 program on a laptop with some of their own coded data there will be opportunities to explore these functions on that (subject to time constraints). However, the presentation should also be accessible to researchers who do not currently use MAXQDA but who would like to see some of the potential assistance that computers can provide in the qualitative field.

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Introducing Qualitative Analysis with Quirkos

Quirkos is a simple, visual tool to help with the analysis of qualitative text data. It aims to keep researchers close to their data with it's unique interface where your themes are represented by growing bubbles. Quirkos is also easy to learn, with just the tools you need for qualitative analysis and nothing extra. After this workshop you will should be comfortable using Quirkos independently, we will cover all the major features including bringing in your text data, creating themes and coding to them,  exploring coded data and generating exports. Either bring a laptop (Windows, Mac or Linux), or follow along with the presentation and handouts. We will provide a one-month free trial of Quirkos, and example data sets unless you want to use your own. Ask questions to the founder and designer of Quirkos, Dr Daniel Turner.

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Getting the most out of the ECQI conference using NVivo and Evernote

Silvana di Gregorio, PhD – Research Director, QSR International

Have you looked at the ECQI conference abstracts yet? Are you excited by all the possible sessions you can attend but a bit overwhelmed on how to choose what you want to see? Let NVivo help you navigate the conference programme. In this session, you will download the conference abstracts and import them into NVivo. You will be shown how to use NVivo’s tools to find the sessions that are most relevant to your interests and plan your own personal programme. If you have the Plus edition, you can use the automatic coding by theme feature to quickly pull out the detailed issues covered by the abstracts. You will also be shown how you can take notes during the conference session in Evernote, Word or directly in NVivo and then import your notes in NVivo so NVivo can become an archive of this conference that you can continue to refer to after the conference. If you don’t have NVivo, you can download the free 14 day trial before the workshop.

NVivo Trial - external website

Please note:

There may be photography/videography at this event.  If you would like further information or have any concerns please contact the event organiser l.marshall@ed.ac.uk

We will collect your information and share with the conference organising team for the purpose of organising the ECQI conference.

We will delete your personal data 1 year after the conference ends.

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