Individual exercise: Take two pages of an observational record or interview transcript produced in one of the previous exercises. (If no such material is at hand, copy a random email, news report or entry from an online forum into a text document with a wider margin.) Read these two pages carefully and then try to assign codes that summarize the meaning of each line – just the line, not the entire sentence or paragraph. After you are done with the whole text, go slowly through the codes and think about whether they tell you something new about the text. What have you coded: people, actions, locations? Have you considered any implicit views, assumptions or actions when you have coded? Are there any codes that relate to one another? How? Write a memo about the relationship between the two codes that appear most interesting to you.