Contact
Help & contribution
- Need help?
- Consult the Requal Wiki
- Have an issue?
- Report it via GitHub Issues.
- Want to share your ideas or tips?
- Contribute to the Requal Discussions.
- Have another question?
- Send email to team@requal.app.
Meet the team
Requal is developed through the collaboration of sociologists from the Institute of Philosophy of the Czech Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, and the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University:
- Radim Hladík
- general inquiries, Requal roadmap, development, features and troubleshooting, GitHub issues
- Michael Škvrňák
- maintenance inquiries, development, features and troubleshooting, GitHub issues
- Nina Fárová
- accessibility support
- Martin Hájek
- usage inquiries, recommendations for teaching QDA with Requal, Requal Wiki, YouTube tutorials
If you use Requal in your work, please cite as:
Hladík R, Škvrňák M, Fárová N, Hájek M (2023). Requal: Shiny Application for Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis. R package version no. […]. <https://github.com/RE-QDA/requal>.
Acknowledgements
The application development has been supported by:
- The Technology Agency of the Czech Republic, project n. TL05000054
- CLS INFRA Fellowship Programme
Other FOSS CAQDAS
Requal is a proud member of the community of free and open source software for computer-assisted qualitative data analysis (FOSS CAQDAS). You can explore other similar projects:
- RQDA - this deserves a special mention as our original source of motivation and inspiration for conducting QDA in R environment
- Taguette - straightforward and collaborative online or offline qualitative coding application
- LibreQDA - a Taguette fork with some nice additional features such as code coloring and overlay or academic identity logon
- QualCoder - a feature-rich alternative to proprietary CAQDAS, including processing of audiovisual data
- OpenQDA - open-source collaborative CAQDAS in the cloud
- QCoder - lightweight tool for coding text and its further analysis with R
- ROCK - R implementation of quantitative ethnography approach to QDA with a focus on reproducibility
- Iramuteq - graphical user interface for geometrical text analyses in R
- CATMA - annotation and query software tuned for literary and historical documents
- Sonal - a free Windows application particularly well-suited for qualitative analysis of audio interviews and their transcriptions