How Do You Get Started with Taguette?

Taguette is an open-source, web-based tool for tagging documents in qualitative data analysis. To get started, register for a free account at app.taguette.org, then upload your documents, build a tag hierarchy, and annotate passages with tags and notes. The site also provides a login link for returning users and a separate Taguette Guide for documentation.

What You Can Do with Taguette

According to the site, Taguette lets you:

• Upload a collection of documents
• Create a hierarchy of tags
• Annotate portions of documents with tags and notes
• Recall and organize those annotations later

This makes it a fit for qualitative research tasks where you need to code text across many files and revisit your coding decisions.

Getting Started: The Basic Path

1. Register — The homepage offers a free registration entry point ("Register now for free and get started!").
2. Log in — If you already have an account, use the Log in link on the same page.
3. Read the guide — The Taguette Guide link on the homepage leads to user documentation covering how the tool works.
4. Upload and tag — Once inside, upload your documents, define your tag hierarchy, and start annotating.

The exact menu locations and in-app steps are not described on the homepage itself; the Taguette Guide is the place to check for those details.

Licensing and Feedback

Taguette 1.5.2-3-gf706e2e is released under the BSD-3-Clause license, © Rémi Rampin and Taguette contributors. Issues can be reported via GitLab or by emailing [email protected].

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