Frame an ENA Study: Units, Conversations, and Codes
Translate a relational research question into aligned units of analysis, conversation boundaries, and theory-linked codes before opening the software.
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Prepare Coded Discourse Data for ENA
Turn ordered qualitative records into an auditable ENA table with complete unit, conversation, raw-evidence, and binary code fields.
Open the tutorialBuild and Compare an ENA Model
Configure units, conversations, codes, and a stanza window in webENA, then compare networks without confusing visual separation with statistical evidence.
Open the tutorialInterpret ENA Networks With Qualitative Evidence
Read points, edges, and comparison networks as coordinated model outputs, then return to coded excerpts before writing a bounded claim.
Open the tutorialAudit ENA Normalization, Projection, and Rotation
Separate connection accumulation from normalization and dimensional reduction, then justify whether an SVD or two-group means rotation answers the research question.
Open the tutorialAudit Coding Reliability and Consensus Before ENA
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise testing whether the codebook is applied consistently enough for connections among codes to have a stable interpretation, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
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