ATLAS.ti Mobile
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About ATLAS.ti Mobile
ATLAS.ti is a leading Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) software for personal computers.
ATLAS.ti Mobile for Android now offers an easy way to collect data in the field. Start basic analysis on your smartphones or tablets while still on the way home. Collect data and quotations, and create codes or memos on the go. Then later, easily transfer them to the desktop version of ATLAS.ti for further analysis.
If you are new to ATLAS.ti, ATLAS.ti Mobile for Android gives you an overview of ATLAS.ti's approach to QDA.
ATLAS.ti Mobile is the perfect tool for interviews -
Record audio or video on location, then start segmenting and coding on the way home. Once there, just transfer your project to the desktop version of ATLAS.ti to fully leverage its analysis tools, visualization, and team collaboration.
At work, at home, or anywhere in between, ATLAS.ti keeps you moving right along!
Check out http://www.atlasti.com for more information.
Features
- Create ATLAS.ti projects
- Record, assign, segment, and code photos, audio, and videos
- Assign, segment and code existing photos, audio, and videos
- Create and edit text documents
- Create fine-grained quotation segments in text, images, audio and video files
- Write comments for marked data segments; write descriptions for your codes, and comment on your project
- Write memos to capture your thoughts and ideas
- Tag images, recordings, videos, and documents with geo-location info
- One-step export of full project
Permissions
"take pictures and videos" and "record audio"
- You can record interviews or take pictures and add them as documents in ATLAS.ti
"precise location"
- You can store the location where you created a document. You can turn off this feature in the settings
"modify or delete the contents of your USB storage, read the contents of your USB storage"
- store, edit, delete created ATLAS.ti documents
"read Google service configuration" and "full network access"
- this is needed for the integration of Google Maps
"control vibration"
- short notification when you started to create a quotation
"prevent tablet/phone from sleeping"
- the device should not go to sleep while playing/recording audio or video
"read phone status and identity"
- handle interruptions while recording audio or video documents
ATLAS.ti Mobile for Android now offers an easy way to collect data in the field. Start basic analysis on your smartphones or tablets while still on the way home. Collect data and quotations, and create codes or memos on the go. Then later, easily transfer them to the desktop version of ATLAS.ti for further analysis.
If you are new to ATLAS.ti, ATLAS.ti Mobile for Android gives you an overview of ATLAS.ti's approach to QDA.
ATLAS.ti Mobile is the perfect tool for interviews -
Record audio or video on location, then start segmenting and coding on the way home. Once there, just transfer your project to the desktop version of ATLAS.ti to fully leverage its analysis tools, visualization, and team collaboration.
At work, at home, or anywhere in between, ATLAS.ti keeps you moving right along!
Check out http://www.atlasti.com for more information.
Features
- Create ATLAS.ti projects
- Record, assign, segment, and code photos, audio, and videos
- Assign, segment and code existing photos, audio, and videos
- Create and edit text documents
- Create fine-grained quotation segments in text, images, audio and video files
- Write comments for marked data segments; write descriptions for your codes, and comment on your project
- Write memos to capture your thoughts and ideas
- Tag images, recordings, videos, and documents with geo-location info
- One-step export of full project
Permissions
"take pictures and videos" and "record audio"
- You can record interviews or take pictures and add them as documents in ATLAS.ti
"precise location"
- You can store the location where you created a document. You can turn off this feature in the settings
"modify or delete the contents of your USB storage, read the contents of your USB storage"
- store, edit, delete created ATLAS.ti documents
"read Google service configuration" and "full network access"
- this is needed for the integration of Google Maps
"control vibration"
- short notification when you started to create a quotation
"prevent tablet/phone from sleeping"
- the device should not go to sleep while playing/recording audio or video
"read phone status and identity"
- handle interruptions while recording audio or video documents
All Application Badges
Free
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Android
4.1+
4.1+
Bug
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
Version 1.21
- fixed crash on startup on devices with Android 4.x
- improved stability and performance
Version 1.1
- bugfix with name clashes
- improved location handling
- UI update
- quick access to other documents from a document view (swipe in from ride edge)
- ready for Android 6 (Marshmallow)
Version 1.21
- fixed crash on startup on devices with Android 4.x
- improved stability and performance
Version 1.1
- bugfix with name clashes
- improved location handling
- UI update
- quick access to other documents from a document view (swipe in from ride edge)
- ready for Android 6 (Marshmallow)
Version update ATLAS.ti Mobile was updated to version 1.21
More downloads ATLAS.ti Mobile reached 5 000 - 10 000 downloads
Version update ATLAS.ti Mobile was updated to version 1.1
More downloads ATLAS.ti Mobile reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
What are users saying about ATLAS.ti Mobile
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Not compatible with desktop version.
E
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The Android version is a great add-on to what I consider to be the best software for 'grounded theory'. I have used Atlas.ti since 10 years - the Android version just facilitates data gathering&coding in the field tremendously.
W
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Terrible
P
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It is Good
Y
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It has a lot of potential, but a bad achilles' heel: namely, its lack of compatibility between different versions (especially, in my case, between the Mac and Android versions), which–as other reviewers have noted–is exactly what would make this app attractive. Beyond that, customer support is not entirely responsive, even for a paying customer (with a license to the desktop Mac version). Two suggestions: First, please do allow us to sync projects across devices. Second, it would be great to have a "watch folder" option and automatically sync documents from our desktops onto ATLAS, whenever ATLAS opens. A key detail there is that this function should also organize documents in a way that directly mirrors the subfolder organization of the "watched" folder. Thanks!
Y
by Y####:
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apart from not exporting a project, it made disappeared a text that I had imported into the said project. I lost all the coding and quotations. The project did not exceed the maximum size or number of codes and quotations established.
E
by E####:
by E####:
The Android version is a great add-on to what I consider to be the best software for 'grounded theory'. I have used Atlas.ti since 10 years - the Android version just facilitates data gathering&coding in the field tremendously.
F
by F####:
by F####:
Without the ability to transfer a project from the desktop to the tablet and back, this app has no value to me. I am very disappointed. I created my project on the desktop version, but hoped to do the bulk of my coding on the go. Nope! Also, it seems impossible to export the audio I recorded within the app as a stand alone file. I wanted to transcribe the audio I recorded with the app, but I couldn't access it any which way to Sunday. Good thing I used a second recording device. The two stars are for potential, but unless an update adds the aforementioned functions, I'll be forced to discard the app.
C
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It's a good idea to expand Atlas.ti for tablet PC segment. I have an experience with desktop Atlas.ti version and I think the tablet version lacks of the following functions: - Import project from desktop version. I want to have a possibility to code and revise transcripts both on my laptop and Nexus tablet. To have possibility to share projects between laptop and tablet is really must. - to have a revision mode, e.g. if my colleague coded some transcripts and send me the bundle for revision and I can open this transcript with a list of codes that s/he used to make my coding and compare it with initial coding. That I'm really missing now. - import list of codes exported from "big" version of Atlas.ti i.e. desktop one. - export coded transcripts in PDF with highlighted quotations and assigned codes ( this option is also missing in desktop version).
C
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This is a must app for any qualitative data analyst.
N
by N####:
by N####:
It's a good idea to expand Atlas.ti for tablet PC segment. I have an experience with desktop Atlas.ti version and I think the tablet version lacks of the following functions: - Import project from desktop version. I want to have a possibility to code and revise transcripts both on my laptop and Nexus tablet. To have possibility to share projects between laptop and tablet is really must. - to have a revision mode, e.g. if my colleague coded some transcripts and send me the bundle for revision and I can open this transcript with a list of codes that s/he used to make my coding and compare it with initial coding. That I'm really missing now. - import list of codes exported from "big" version of Atlas.ti i.e. desktop one. - export coded transcripts in PDF with highlighted quotations and assigned codes ( this option is also missing in desktop version).
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by N####:
This is a must app for any qualitative data analyst.
by Q####:
In desparate need of an update yet so promising. PDF support would be awesome for example. There was some talk of this yet I fear the app has been rather neglected of late. Could be a crucial part of a researchers workflow if better supported...