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Laurie Prange (Prange-Martin) Qualitative Data Visualization: Presenting Non-Numerical Data Laurie Prange (Prange-Martin) PhD Candidate Aalborg University SCOPe: Science Community of Practice Yukon 5 October 2017

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Laurie Prange (Prange-Martin)

Qualitative Data Visualization: Presenting Non-Numerical Data

Laurie Prange (Prange-Martin)

PhD Candidate Aalborg University

SCOPe: Science Community of Practice Yukon

5 October 2017

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Introduction

This is an introduction to presenting non-numerical qualitative data for

researchers who need to give a presentation, write a report, or build

an online exhibit.

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About the Presenter

• Laurie Prange (Prange-Martin) is a PhD Candidate in the Business Economics Programme at Aalborg University in Denmark.

• Dissertation defense Winter 2018 (expected)

• Studying how and why new industries emerge in remote regions – case study of Yukon ICT sector

• Previously librarian and instructor at Yukon College

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Agenda • Main Sources for Non-Numerical Data

• 6 Reasons for visualizing qualitative data

• 5 Thematic Groupings 1. Clusters

2. Text-based figures

3. Multi-media

4. Maps

5. Static Social Media

• Labelling terms according to formatting rules

• 5 Free tools

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Main Sources of Non-Numerical Qualitative Data Collection

• Interviews

• Documents

• Social media

• Unobtrusive data

• Observational

• Sensory

• Pictures

• Arts-based

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6 Reasons for Visualizing Qualitative Data

1. See your data in a new way

2. Simplify complex knowledge

3. Create shareable objects

4. Improve the readability

5. Improve the memorability

6. Improve the persuasiveness

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5 Thematic Groupings

1.Clusters

2.Text-based figures

3.Multi-media

4.Maps

5.Static Social Media

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Cluster

A visual diagram to express the ideas, relationships, and thinking of the author.

Note: “Mind map” is a registered

trademark term to Tony Buzan and the Buzan Organization.

http://www.buzan.com.au

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1. Clusters

• Mindmap (single)

• Mindmap (grouping concepts, not always inter-related)

• Mindmap (comparative modelling)

• Modelling tool (show relationships)

• Modelling tool (building theory)

• Venn diagram

• Prezi

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Mindmap (comparative modelling) Source: Grounded theory: The philosophy, method, and work of Barney Glaser (2011)

Published by BrownWalker Press http://www.universal-publishers.com/book.php?method=ISBN&book=1612335152

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Modelling tool (building theory) Source: Toward a metatheory of economic bubbles: Socio-political and cultural

perspectives (2014). Published by Springer https://link.springer.com/book/10.1057%2F9781137361790

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Text-Based Figure

A diagram that incorporates text to express, represent, or

communicate information, ideas, or concepts.

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2. Text-Based Figures

• Word Cloud

• Word Frequency List

• Word Tree

• Word Collocations List (multi-word expressions)

• Word Concordance List (the substantive words)

• Pull-out Quotations

• Contingency Table

• Coding chart (i.e. classifications)

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Word Cloud Source: Needs Assessment report I wrote

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Contingency Table Source: My dissertation

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Multi-Media

Alternatives to the text-only or traditional forms of expression to communicate ideas, concepts, or

information.

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3. Multi-Media

• Photographs (static)

• Photographs (change over time)

• Illustrations

• Video recording

• Audio recording

• Live streaming (video or sound)

• Live performance (theatre, dance, music, etc.)

• Fine Arts expression (sculpture, textiles, etc.)

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Photographs (static)

Energy, Mines, and Resources Library SkyLine Air Photo Locator

• http://www.emr.gov.yk.ca/library/skyline.html

• Yukon aerial photographs

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Photographs (change over time) https://petapixel.com/assets/uploads/2015/10/header3.jpg

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Audio recording

The Library of Congress has many collections of audio recordings. One example: Voices from the Days of Slavery

• https://memory.loc.gov/ammem/collections/voices/

• Recordings from 1932 to 1975 of 23 interviewees who were born into slavery

• Totalling nearly seven hours of recorded interviews

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Live streaming / Live performance

PhD in Performance Studies at University of Alberta • In addition to the written Dissertation, there is

the Performance Practice component. https://www.ualberta.ca/drama/graduate-programs/phd-in-performance-studies/performance-practice – 90 studio hours (2:1 preparation time) – Theatre project (as playwright, major acting role,

director, stage manager, designer, dramaturg, translator or equivalent)

– Or TWO more minor responsibilities (supporting role, assistant director, assistant dramaturg, assistant…)

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Fine Arts expression (sculpture, textiles, etc.) Graduate Students’ Sculpture Exhibition

https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc129880/

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Map

A diagram expressing the surveyed physical features of a geographical area or a figure

with sequenced points.

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4. Maps

• Heat map

• Raster map (zoom in and out)

• Vector map (database of points that form the map)

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Vector map https://www.vincentbroute.fr/mapael/assets/img/example2.png

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Static Social Media

Shareable content for use in social media with no interactivity, which is usually originally from a more formal source.

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5. Static Social Media

• Pinboard (Pinterest)

• Moment (Twitter)

• Meme (Instagram, Facebook, Weibo, etc.)

• Comic or Cartoon

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Meme Great Book: Communicating your research with social media: A practical guide to using blogs,

podcasts, data visualisations and video (2017) Published by SAGE https://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/communicating-your-research-with-social-

media/book245914%20

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Comic or Cartoon “Yes, you are a writer” by Giulia Forsythe

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According to formatting rules, how do we label these visualizations?

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Key Labelling Terms

APA, CSE, Chicago, & Turabian 1. Tables 2. Figures

MLA 1. Table 2. Figures 3. Examples

Other 1. Display 2. Image

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5 Free Tools For qualitative data analysis

and visualization

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Voyant https://voyant-tools.org

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Wordle http://www.wordle.net

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GATE https://gate.ac.uk

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CAT http://cat.texifter.com

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Recommended Readings

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In Conclusion

• 6 reasons for visualizing qualitative data

• 5 thematic groupings for presenting non-numerical qualitative data

• 5 free tools for visualizing qualitative data

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The End

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurieprangemartin/

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