Strict verbatim is requested by research clients, such as market researchers and linguistics professionals, who are undertaking specific types of qualitative analysis of transcripts. While 95% of Sterling Transcription’s research clients request intelligent verbatim style, there is a small number who require strict verbatim style. This article explores what a strict verbatim style is, and […]
Cassandra Carse
in Dictation, Focus Groups, Interviews, Qualitative Research, Research Transcription, Transcription
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Customise your transcript with our optional formatting and transcription styles that are guaranteed to save you time! At Sterling Transcription we know each client has individual needs and one kind of transcript may not suit everyone. That’s why we offer a range of templates, formatting options, and transcription styles, so you can customise your transcripts […]
Pacific Solutions
in Better Audio, Focus Groups, Qualitative Research, Research Transcription, Transcription
The process of converting the recordings of focus groups and interviews into written transcripts is called research transcription. Every researcher who embarks on a research project and uses focus groups and interviews to collect data will need their recordings transcribed to produce research transcription. While some researchers prefer to transcribe the audio themselves, for most […]
Transcription for research, such as transcribing focus groups and interviews for research and analysis, may require a template or format specific to the needs of the researcher and the qualitative analysis software being used. Following are some helpful tips on how Sterling Transcription defines, categorises, and presents research transcriptions. By being aware of the options […]
Catherine Byrne