Old tools can do new tricks: Using Trello to conduct qualitative research more efficiently
Academia might give us the standards for rigour in research, but it certainly doesn’t have an edge in innovating on how we do this kind of work. Trello, invented for project management, actually serves quite nicely as a digital space for qualitative data collection, synthesis and analysis. You will learn when and how to leverage this tool in your next qualitative study.
- Data collection: organising boards and cards
- Synthesis: leveraging the labels, stickers, and card sorting features
- Analysis: presenting (participant protected) information in a coherent visual created along the way