In a one page paper describing Coding using Saldaňa Method 1) Identifying and extracting relevant works from the extant literature to analyze and synthesize. 2) Storing and organizing these works—optimally using a CAQDAS program. 3) Determining what subsets of these works to code, as well as what components of each selected work (i.e., whole work vs. part of the work) to code. 4) Determining which of Saldaňa’s 32 codes to use a priori. 5) Coding each work using the selected Saldaňa codes. 6) Conducting a cross-case analysis (cf. Miles & Huberman, 1994; Miles et al., 2014) of the inferences (e.g., categories, sub-themes, themes, meta-themes) that emerge from the Saldaňa coding process.
