Data Analysis_Critical Reflection_ Coding memo_002. 17 April 2020. Sally interview 20 Jan 2020

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Using the pen tool in Powerpoint, combined with a wacom tablet to add some hand-written notes. A fan of the efficiency of digital interfaces and the ability to cut and  paste verbatim text, but also enjoy the freedom of hand scrawled notation too...
Incorporating hand written notes relaxed my thinking. I then collated verbatim extracts which correlated to my initial thoughts, about the participant's comments relating to 'visual perception' - indicated by lime green. The next step involved scanning the powerpoint slides for text  highlighted in lime green, I then dragged the lime green text onto one slide, titled 'frequency of perception'. Also considering updating a coding memo word document, to correlate with the relevant powerpoint slides.


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