Brief Notes on our Different Approaches to Analysis: Example 2
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Presentation by John Dias and Chloe Brownlee-Chapman (Carlisle People First Research Team) about their experiences of doing participatory data analysis. This presentation was part of a seminar, funded by the ESRC, focusing on participatory data analysis by and with people with learning disabilities
![a·nal·y·sis [uh-nal-uh-sis]
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- 4. Research Cycle - Analysis
- 5. Doing It…. • Our analysis was very important, it had to be accessible and include all of the team. • We didn’t use big jargon words.
- 6. Analysis Process • Used Analysis Sheets put together by the co-researchers so all of the information was in one place. It was colour coded. • We cut out the things we didn’t want/ need and got rid of the garbage. • Put the information together from each ‘theme’ and asked what that told us – About the war – About that Person – About that theme
- 8. Results • We didn’t find out what we expected to find out! • People’s lives had changed at the same rate as other Cumbrian’s without Learning Difficulties.