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.
Open the tutorialLearn ENA by making the analysis decisions.
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Justify a Moving Stanza Window From Interaction Context
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise choosing how many nearby rows may contribute to a modeled connection and why that span represents meaningful context in the activity, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
Open the tutorialModel Nested Units and Metadata Without Pseudoreplication
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise aligning the network unit with hierarchical data such as turns within students, students within teams, and teams within classrooms, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
Open the tutorialDesign Paired and Repeated ENA Comparisons
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise comparing the same units across time or conditions without treating repeated networks as unrelated observations, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
Open the tutorialRun Window and Segmentation Sensitivity as a Model Grid
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise separating two coupled context decisions by evaluating a small prespecified grid of segmentation and moving-window alternatives, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
Open the tutorialPlan Multiple-Group ENA Contrasts and Multiplicity
Use the shared synthetic design-talk dataset to practise comparing three or more groups without forcing them into a two-group means rotation or reporting every favorable pairwise difference, document the decision, test a defensible alternative, and keep every interpretation tied to source evidence.
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