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This document discusses terminology and processes related to analyzing data from the Dyslexia Usability Project. It defines key terms like data, qualitative research, and data transcription. It explains that data analysis involves interpreting what the data shows about users and the information product, and using those findings to make recommendations. The document also outlines the typical sections of a social science journal article and instructs students to bring observation notes to an upcoming data analysis session.

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