When collaborating, or practicing consensus coding, you may want multiple people to code the same transcript, then compare how they coded. This article walks through how to do so within Delve.

If you are the project owner, share your project with others. See how.

Next, upload transcripts to this project. All transcripts will be seen by everyone that you shared the project with.

Each person can code the same transcript at the same time. If you want to do this without seeing how others coded, use the "Coded by me" feature.

Now that other people's codings are hidden, you can code your transcript without their decisions influencing yours.

Click the "Coding Comparison" feature to compare how you coded versus other people.

Select the names of the people you want to compare, then view the side-by-side comparison of how they coded this same transcript.

A: Currently, in Delve you can only compare two coders at a time. However, since Delve is a browser-based tool, you can open multiple browser windows and put them side by side. This method allows you to visually compare multiple coders simultaneously.