New article by the Weizenbaum Institute on the use of OpenQDA

A new Article by the Weizenbaum Institute introduces OpenQDA, an open-source tool for qualitative data analysis, developed at ZeMKI.

A new article on OpenQDA has been published on the website of the Weizenbaum Institute in Berlin. The article introduces OpenQDA as a free, web-based, and open-source tool for qualitative data analysis developed at ZeMKI at the University of Bremen, positioning it as a collaborative alternative to established commercial QDA software.

The article was written by Diana Ignatovich, a student research assistant at the Weizenbaum Institute. It outlines key features of OpenQDA, including collaborative coding, REFI compatibility, and basic visualizations, and highlights the project’s open development process as well as the importance of community feedback for its ongoing development.

Here you can find the whole article.