Taguette 1.5.1-9-gb34e215 is released under a BSD-3-Clause license, © Rémi Rampin and Taguette contributors | User Documentation | Please report issues via GitLab or [email protected]

TAGUETTE is an open-source web-based document tagging tool for qualitative data analysis.

Taguette 1.4.1 is released under a BSD-3-Clause license, © Rémi Rampin and Taguette contributors | User Documentation | Please report issues via GitLab or [email protected]

Taguette 1.4.1 is released under a BSD-3-Clause license, © Rémi Rampin and Taguette contributors | User Documentation · This instance of Taguette is managed by the Citizens and Technology Lab at Cornell University. Please email us with any questions

If you've downloaded and installed Taguette on your computer, you should be able to double-click on the Taguette icon and start it up! You'll see the command line will pop up and be running. This is ok! Don't worry about the terminal but do leave it running. If you exit the terminal, Taguette will stop.

If you had set an email address in your profile, you can enter it below and a link to reset your password will be sent to you · If you didn't set an email address, you can try contacting your server administrator

You are able to use Taguette on their server for free at https://app.taguette.org. This requires creating an account.Click Login, then Register.

You are able to use Taguette on our server for free at https://app.taguette.org and also install Taguette locally on your computer and/or server (if you'd like to self-host!).

Once you have installed Taguette, or logged onto app.taguette.org, you will see a page that greets you as the admin and has a button to Create a project. Click that button and you'll be prompted to enter a Title and Description for your new project.

Once you have installed Taguette, or logged onto app.taguette.org, you will see a page that greets you as the admin and has a button to Create a project. Click that button and you'll be prompted to enter a Title and Description for your new project.

This guide provides information and guidance for researchers interested in conducting qualitative data analysis. How to use Taguette, a free and open-source QDA software supported by NYU Data Services.

If you are not formally affiliated with the TCIM Lab but wish to learn more about Taguette (a free and open-source qualitative analysis tool that works in multiple languages), please visit the official Taguette site, where you can make an account and use the public Taguette server, or download ...

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Register to use the free online app, https://app.taguette.org where you have the option to work individually or collaborate with others.

The server version of Taguette allows for collaborative work on taguette.org, and can also be self-hosted.

Then look no further than Taguette, a free and open-source qualitative research tool for highlighting your files.

You can start taguette in development mode using taguette --debug (or taguette --debug server <config_file>).