IASSIST Webinars

IASSIST Webinar Registration and Recordings

IASSIST Professional Developement Committee organizes and hosts IASSIST Community Webinars. Webinars are free to attend, but a registration is required. IASSIST members will be the first ones to get the information on future webinars. Webinars usually last about 45-60 minutes. Some of the topics have for example been data visualization, qualitative analysis tools, and data curation.

Webinars will be recorded and made available under the CC BY license on the IASSIST YouTube Channel playlist .

On this page you will find links to the recordings and information on any webiars that are open for registration.

Webinar registrations

Currently we have many webinars upcoming. Check the link below for more information!

IASSIST Workshop Series: Tools for Qualitative Research

See a separate post for info about the individual events and registration info.

June 12 | An Introduction to ReQual

The workshop will introduce Requal, a lightweight and easy-to-use, free and open source software for coding qualitative data such as interview transcripts, field notes, or text documents, allowing for easy coding, filtering, and export of annotated text segments. Requal works as both a desktop and server application, supporting real-time multi-user collaboration. The main advantage of Requal over similar software is that it provides several reproducibility features and modules that help users increase the transparency and reflexivity of their analyses.

First, it allows users to specify research-relevant coder attributes, such as gender, experience, age, and ethnicity, and to monitor whether and how these attributes are reflected in coding patterns. Second, it calculates and visualizes the correspondence between codes, coders, and categories of coders, facilitating discussion of intra-team differences. Third, users can view logs of their actions, which supports traceability of coding processes. In practice, Requal is useful for individual researchers, but finds its best use in team-based research and training in qualitative data analysis, where it benefits from its multi-user web operability, ease of use, and reproducibility modules. See: requal.fsv.cuni.cz

About our speaker:

Martin Hájek is an associate professor of sociology at Charles University in Prague. He is co-developer of Requal. He has a long-standing interest in sociological methodology, and especially in text, discourse, and narrative analysis. He is the author of The Reader and the Machine: Selected Methods of Social Science Text Analysis (Prague, 2015, in Czech).

Time: Wednesday, June 12, 2025, 4pm CEST

Registration

This webinar is brought to you by the IASSIST Professional Development Committee. The webinar will be recorded and made available on the IASSIST Youtube Channel. Slides and the recording will also be linked from the IASSIST webpage.

Most recent webinar recordings

How does QualCoder compare with NVivo, ATLAS.ti, MAXQDA?

Van Bich Tran
Webinar slides and demonstration files on Zenodo

An Introduction to Dynamic Data Governance

Sam Spencer
Webinar slides on Zenodo

Taguette for Qualitative Data Analysis

Vicky Rampin
Webinar slides on Zenodo

Older webinar recordings

• Appropriate Uses of AI for Qualitative Analysis (Christina Silver)
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• AI-Driven Data: From Raw Insights to Visual Mastery (Robert Laws)
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• Not All Who Wander are Lost – Democratizing Data Support and Governance in 21st Century (Longe Olumide Babatope)
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• Incorporating Data Quality into your teaching and research consultations (Grace Liu, Bobray Bordelon, Jennifer C. Boettcher, Rashelle Nagar)
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• Getting Started with Data Services Guidelines (Stephanie Labou, Vicky Rampin)
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• Indigenous Data: A few perspectives (Diana Lewis, Stacy Allison-Cassin, Camille Callison)
  Webinar slides on Zenodo: Lewis , Callison & Allison-Cassin

• Using IPUMS International: A Focus on Race & Ethnicity in Latin America (Lara Cleveland, Rodrigo Lovatón)
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• Research Dama Management and Sustainable Developement (IASSIST Africa Chapter)
  

• If only data was like books… Introducing the Data Collection Developement Interest Group (Barbara Esty, Ron Nakao)
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• Making R Interactive With Shiny (Lorin Bruckner)
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• Transparency and Reproducibility of Federal Statistics for the National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics (Margaret Levenstein, Daniel Gillman)
  Webinar slides on Zenodo: Levenstein , Gillman

• An Overview of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Data Management and Sharing Policy (Lisa Federer)
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• A Conversation About Data on Race & Ethnicity Around the World (Bobray Bordelon, Barbara Levergood, Kevin Manuel, Nigel de Noronha, Anja Perry, Anne Zald. Moderators Alexandra Cooper, Deborah Wiltshire)
  (Webinar slides on Zenodo )

• De-identifying Qualitative Data (Arja Kuula-Luumi, Kati Mozygemba, Tom Nicolai, James DuBois, Jessica Mozersky) (Slides linked from the YouTube page)

• Understanding the 2020 US Census (William P. O’Hare)
  (Webinar slides on Google Docs )

• Data as Relation: Indigenous Data Sovereignty and Ethics of Care (Kayla Lar-Son)
  (Webinar slides on Google Docs )

• Accessing linked health data in a COVID world: What’s the state of play? (Richard Welpton, Deborah Wiltshire, Yannis Kotrotsios, Sarah Young, Eimmy Solis)

• IASSIST Prof Dev presents Primerpalooza (Hannah Hadley, Elizabeth Blackwood, Amy Koshoffer, Margarita Corral, Peace Ossom-Williamson, Adam Kriesburg)

• Free Qualitative Data Analysis with Taguette and qcoder! an IASSIST webinar (Beth Duckles, Vicky Steeves)

• Dueling CAQDAS Using Atlas ti and NVivo for Qualitative Data Analysis (Florio Arguillas, Mandy Swygart-Hobaugh)

• Data Visualization Beyond Tools Principles and Approaches (Justin Joque)

Open IASSIST YouTube Channel for more webinar and conference recordings.