Now that you have all of the data, you must analyze it in a way that answers your question and/or tests your hypotheses. Pay attention to the assumptions for statistical tests - a computer program will run whatever you tell it to whether the data is appropriate or not. Thus, the old adage, garbage in - garbage out! If you are using a method/statistic for the first time, reach out to others on your campus who have experience with that method. Asking experts specific questions, almost always elicits helpful answers!
Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis
Explanation of collecting and analyzing qualitative and quantitative data from University of Kansas
University of the West of England research overview including qualitative and quantitative data analysisQualitative Analysis
Ethnographic Action Research site talks about coding qualitative data
Statistical Analysis
SISA allows you to do statistical analysis directly on the Internet.
Treasury Board of Canada - brief explanation of descriptive and inferential statistics
Graphpad: online statistical calculator for many stats tests
HyperStat: Online statistical textbook
Presenting your data
Six free web-based tools for analysis and presentation of results by gigaom