Atlas.ti Coding 10 Videos
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I have 10 short educational videos and I’d like them coded in Atlas.ti so I can quickly see how well viewers grasp the material. Your task is to watch each video, apply clear, consistent codes, and surface patterns related to content comprehension.
Scope
• Import the 10 videos (or their transcripts, if you prefer) into Atlas.ti.
• Create an initial codebook focused on comprehension—e.g., indicators that a key concept was understood, moments showing strong or weak retention, and evidence of learners applying the material.
• Code the entire set once with that scheme.
• Generate a concise summary report highlighting recurring comprehension patterns and any noteworthy outliers.
Deliverables
1. Atlas.ti project file (.atlproj) with all videos coded.
2. One-page summary (PDF or DOCX) listing the most frequent comprehension patterns and two or three illustrative excerpts or timestamps for each.
I’m looking for a straightforward, accurate first pass—no elaborate visualizations needed right now. Familiarity with Atlas.ti and qualitative coding best practices will keep this moving smoothly. If you can deliver clean, well-labeled codes and a clear summary, we’ll be set.
Scope
• Import the 10 videos (or their transcripts, if you prefer) into Atlas.ti.
• Create an initial codebook focused on comprehension—e.g., indicators that a key concept was understood, moments showing strong or weak retention, and evidence of learners applying the material.
• Code the entire set once with that scheme.
• Generate a concise summary report highlighting recurring comprehension patterns and any noteworthy outliers.
Deliverables
1. Atlas.ti project file (.atlproj) with all videos coded.
2. One-page summary (PDF or DOCX) listing the most frequent comprehension patterns and two or three illustrative excerpts or timestamps for each.
I’m looking for a straightforward, accurate first pass—no elaborate visualizations needed right now. Familiarity with Atlas.ti and qualitative coding best practices will keep this moving smoothly. If you can deliver clean, well-labeled codes and a clear summary, we’ll be set.