Data analysis_Critical Reflection_Coding memo_003. 24 April 2020. Sally interview 20 Jan 2020. Phase 2. Generating initial codes

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Research this week around Thematic Analysis and Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis, to ascertain which approach of qualitative data analysis is the most appropriate. Pressed pause on TA data analysis, following my conversation with Katie Brown and  a meeting with my supervisors yesterday....commenced analysis again today.
 Using powerpoint as a brain-dump tool, for all thoughts, copy-pasted verbatim transcripts, plus bashing clip art imagery into the slide, to break up the blocks of text, in an attempt to relax the creative thinking process...
Brought to mind colour scripts from the animation pipe-line workflow...not sure how these may be incorporated yet....





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