The latest version of OpenQDA was released today. Users can now add and manage notes—also known as “memos”—to their project materials.
A key feature here is that notes in OpenQDA can be visible both privately and to the team, thereby facilitating a form of communication between users at the data level.
With the REFI-compliant implementation of Notes, the OpenQDA team is taking another step toward interoperability with other QDA software.
The documentation has also been updated and describes the new features in detail.
Links and Resources
Website: https://openqda.org
Documentation: https://openqda.github.io/user-docs/
DOI for this publication: 10.5281/zenodo.19724358
General DOI for OpenQDA: 10.5281/zenodo.11195871
Source Code: https://github.com/openqda/openqda
Mattermost channel:
A Mattermost channel has been set up for members of the University of Bremen to ask and discuss questions related to OpenQDA. It is accessible at https://mattermost.zfn.uni-bremen.de/uni-bremen/channels/openqda-support.
Externes can continue to contact support via openqda@uni-bremen.de.
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