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Table 5 Second (axial) cycle consensus coding with support example

From: I will teach you here or there, I will try to teach you anywhere: perceived supports and barriers for emergency remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic

ID

Dialogue

CD initial code

EM initial code

Consensus code

Interviewer

So let’s start with some questions about your experience after the transition to emergency remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic. So what did you find helped or supported your teaching?

   

Katherine

Well, I guess getting the Zoom installed pretty quickly because I didn’t have that installed or an account for that. But also, I guess what helped was, I don’t know, I guess having the tools necessary. Because I know some TAs didn’t have a touchscreen laptop or whatever, so it made it more difficult to teach. I mean, I had my tablet that I could use, so I feel like that made it really helpful. Because then, I could just—I also recorded the lecture so I can share it with them

Support: Quick access to technology

Support: Unsolicited timely consistent technical support and technical resources from IT

Support: Quick access to Zoom; Support: Access to tools for remote instruction

  1. Note: There were no analytic memos for this example