We currently do not have Version 4 available for download from the CDC agency website. There are no plans for a Mac version, but some Mac users have had success using Windows emulation programs.
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“CDC EZ-Text†Version 4 also works on contemporary 64 bit computers. Version 4 also works on old computers with Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows ME, and Windows XP systems. Version 4 will work very well on Window Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8 platforms. Instead, we recommend people consider the newer and more advanced Version 4. It is very important to understand that there are two different versions of “CDC EZ-Text.†The old Version 3.06c will not work on Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8 platforms. (I’m personally using it right now for content analysis on one of our agency’s public health projects.) This software is especially helpful for semi-structured qualitative data, and has mixed-method features that allow users to include a variety of structured response forms of questions in their databases (e.g., Likert scale items, drop-down lists, numeric questions, etc.). In response to Jim Drisko’s question, our “CDC EZ-Text†software remains available free of charge, and it can be used for many content analysis purposes. There are also some specialized ones like WordScores, WordFish and a few others developed for specific types of data (political news or manifesto) as well as some basic web based tools to analyze text data. I'm not aware of a lot of freeware solutions, except maybe Tropes (mentioned before) or Yoshikoder. Free software are TAMS, CD-EZ-Text, ANSWr, rQDA, and our own QDA Miner Lite.Ĭommercial software for the quantitative content analysis, which is based either on statistical analysis of text, or taxonomies (or both) are tools such as our own WordStat software, TextPaq, TextQuest, Alceste, as well as very expensive ones by IBM, SAS etc.
Commercial software for this first type of content analysis are NVivo, MaxQDA, Altas.ti, HyperResearch, Dedoose and our own QDA Miner.
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The first one is based on manual coding and annotation of text or other media with some computer assistance. qualitative data analysis) and 2) Quantitative Content Analysis. What do you mean by content analysis? There are at least 2 main definitions of content analysis and people often confuse them: 1) Qualitative Content Analysis (a.k.a. Subject: Re: Free content analysis software From: qual-software ] On Behalf Of Normand Peladeau
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