[Informatics] Informatics Performance Descriptors Question

[Fox, Richard R]

Hi,

I would say, because codifying is a way of sorting a wide range of responses to an open-ended question into groups or categories, that it is a manual process that involves inspecting the responses. So, it could be a simple as marking up the list of responses to a question with different highlighters, or assigning a key to them, then tallying up the numbers.

They should be able to show evidence of this process, whether they have done it in a spreadsheet or on paper forms.

Richard
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Richard Fox
Teacher of IT and Science
eLearning and Learning Technologies Coordinator
Diamond Valley College
9438 1411
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Subject: [Informatics] Informatics Performance Descriptors Question

Hi all –

Data collection performance descriptor states:

Thoroughly and systematically
prepares the data for
manipulation by selected
software tools including codifying
all qualitative data using
appropriate physical techniques
or software tools.

What are some appropriate ‘physical techniques’ that are applicable to this descriptor?



-          Pat

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