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+## Timing
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+This lesson is designed to be taught as a 3-4 hour standalone workshop, but can also be taught together with [Taguette](https://librarycarpentry.github.io/lc-qualitative-taguette/) as a full-day (6-7 hour) qualitative research workshop. See [Instructor Notes](./instructors/instructor-notes.md) for recommendations.
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 ## Acknowledgments
 

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+This lesson can be combined with [Taguette](https://librarycarpentry.github.io/lc-qualitative-taguette/) for a full-day workshop. We recommend the following structure:
+1. Teach Taguette lesson as written through the [Deductive Coding](https://librarycarpentry.github.io/lc-qualitative-taguette/03-best-practices-for-qualitative-coding.html#deductive-coding) section.
+2. Demonstrate how to [export Taguette project](https://librarycarpentry.github.io/lc-qualitative-taguette/05-saving-and-sharing-qualitative-data.html).
+3. Begin at [Starting QualCoder](https://librarycarpentry.github.io/lc-qualitative-qualcoder/01-introduction-to-qualitative-data.html#starting-qualcoder) and import the Taguette project to QualCoder (`Project - Import - Taguette Import`) instead of creating a new project.
+3. Continue the QualCoder lesson, abbreviating or skipping sections in [Best Practices for Qualitative Coding](./episodes/03-best-practices-for-qualitative-coding.html) that replicate the Taguette lesson and don't reference the software.
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