The Duguula Gayirray (Yarning together), Yandaarray (walking together) and Duguula Nguraljili (sharing together) co-design practice model was developed to represent key actions in the context of an Aboriginal well-being program in a rural context. Data included 90 published articles, 12 Yarning transcripts and 26 reflective journal text sets, as well as researcher experiences and reflexivity. Researchers drew on data from a research project in an interpretive cycle of collaborative Yarning. Rural and regionally located research team who co-designed processes to challenge the status quo about a critically framed, rural-based Aboriginal well-being research project. Gumbaynggirr, Birpai, Kamilaroi and Awabakal countries located in regional and rural New South Wales, Australia. QSR publishes a user guide for Windows and Mac that is gradually being updated for NVivo (Release 1).The objective of this study was to explore data and Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal researchers' experiences and reflexivity in co-designing research about a rural Aboriginal well-being program to inform practice and policy. If you are using NVivo (Release 1), please be mindful that some of the screenshots and menu options shown in our guide may have changed. In this guide, we refer to the most recent version of NVivo as NVivo (Release 1).Īlmost all of the functions in NVivo (Release 1) were available in NVivo 12, and the most noticeable updates are to the user interface. This guide was originally written for NVivo 12. We discuss these in further detail on the next page of this guide.
There are important compatibility limitations when working across both Mac and Windows platforms. Help resources based on previous versions may look different in places, but they continue to be relevant as most changes are cosmetic.Ĭaution : Projects created or used in the current version of NVivo-NVivo (Release 1) or NVivo 20-are NOT compatible with the previous version, NVivo 12. NVivo's core functions have worked the same way for some time. In the Deakin Software Library, this version is called NVivo 20.Ĭompared to previous versions, NVivo 20 has a more modern interface and some streamlined functionality. The publisher QSR calls the current version of NVivo simply NVivo, or NVivo (Release 1). Recently, the names of different NVivo versions have been a bit confusing.
Both Mac and Windows versions are available. You can download NVivo for free from the Deakin Software Library.
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