Currently, the Library has committed to making this software available through to April 2022. In Spring 2013, SFU Library acquired a site license for NVivo Software for the use of SFU students, faculty, staff, and SFU-based members of research teams. You can import data from applications like Microsoft Excel,Microsoft Word, IBM SPSS Statistics, EndNote, Microsoft OneNote, SurveyMonkey and Evernote. NVivo supports data formats such as audio files, videos, digital photos, Word, PDF, spreadsheets, rich text, plain text, web sites and social media data (Facebook, Twitter, Youtube). The observations you make through NVivo can help build a body of evidence to support a case or project. cross-examine information in many different ways, using its search and query functions.classify, sort, and arrange information.View available courses and access free learning resources.NVivo is a software package that helps with the organization and analysis of unstructured data. NVivo offers online and face-to-face courses to help users get up and running with the software. For personal machines, visit, sign in to the site with your BlazerID and password, and search for NVivo.For UAB-owned systems used by faculty and staff, contact AskIT at 20, or request the software here.With advanced data management, query and visualization tools, NVivo allows you to ask complex questions of your data so you can discover more. With NVivo, you can import data from almost any source - text, audio, video, emails, images, spreadsheets, online services, social and web content, and more. It provides a place to organize, store and retrieve your data more efficiently, save time, and rigorously back up findings with evidence. NVivo is built for qualitative and mixed-methods research. NVivo, a data analysis software, is now available for free for UAB students, faculty and staff.
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