48557-gamification.rmd

# Document coding score{#xgamification}

Coding a large file can be a daunting task. At the top right of the app, you will see some feedback on your progress in coding your file.

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These show you:

- number of (top level) factors. You get a warning if this is more than100. Ideally you'd have less than 10 or 20 top-level factors, enough so that you can remember most of them and could explain them to someone else without notes. Of course, each top-level factor might have subfactors, but again we'd recommend no more than say 10 lower-level factors within each higher-level factor. So, it doesn't really matter how many factors you have, but the number of top-level factors should be fairly small.
- ratio of links to (top level) factors. You get a warning if this is less than 3. Ideally, each of your top level factors will be mentioned lots of times (including mentions of factors nested within them, like <u>Health behaviour; hand washing</u>) so they will have lots of links. If your factors don't have many links each, consider consolidating them.
- percentage of statements which have been coded. You get a warning if this is less than 60%.