Atlas.ti
ATLAS.ti is a qualitative data analysis software that facilitates analysis of qualitative data for qualitative research, quantitative research, and mixed methods research.
Features
- Diverse Media Support: Handle a wide range of media types, including documents, images, audio, video, and other data sets.
- Interactive Visualization Tools: Utilize dynamic tools to visually interpret and analyze your data.
- Multimodal Data Examination: Seamlessly examine textual, graphical, audio, and video data.
- Collaborative Capabilities: Facilitate teamwork with robust support for collaborative projects.
- AI-Powered Data Sorting: Leverage artificial intelligence for comprehensive and efficient data sorting, ensuring thorough and accurate analysis.
Availability
- Faculty
- Staff
Cost
- University-funded covered by the School of Nursing Office of Innovation.
Supported Platforms
- This service operates independently of any platform.
Due to the sensitivity of the information, please follow the instructions within the Atlas.ti sectionof the SoN Intranet Additional Service Information page (UW NetID Required).
If you have any questions or need help, please contact the SoN IT Service Desk.
Q: Is Atlas.ti free?
A: As a faculty, and/or staff member of UW SoN, you have access to the 5 concurrent multi-user licenses.
Q: Is it possible to use ATLAS.ti other online cloud storage systems like Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud, etc.?
A: While it is possible to use any of those systems alongside ATLAS.ti , it’s important to remember that not every function of either program will translate very well. For example, there’s a possibility that while moving data from your ATLAS.ti library to a program like OneDrive, some files may not appear, become misplaced, or be corrupted. There are ways to set up the two systems to try and prevent these issues from happening, but we highly recommend that you keep your data within the ATLAS.ti library. If you still would like to transfer your data, follow these tips, or contact the SoN IT service desk.
Please note that UW OneDrive is recommended for all university data.
Q: Is Atlas.ti available for students?
A: Yes, School of Nursing students should use UW CSDE, learn more about UW CSDE.
