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Features

MAXQDA 2020 – Feature Highlights

 

Memos in MAXQDA 2020

A New Focus on Memos

Powerful new features enabling you to access, display, create & edit memos more easily & efficiently than ever before

We know how important memos are to keeping track of ideas, thoughts and insights regarding your research. Memos can play a vital role in the analytical process and can often be the starting point for writing up report chapters. MAXQDA 2020 offers multiple new tools to work with memos more easily & efficiently.

  • New memo sidebar. Display and read your memos alongside your data by displaying them directly next to your source material in the sidebar.
  • New memo tab in the main menu. Access existing memos, write new memos or search for memos – all in one place!
  • New Memo Editor. The newly designed Memo Editor expands your writing space – and you can now add tables to your memo texts.
  • Memo links. Link parts of a memo to any section in the data to quickly jump back and forth – or link a memo to any number of codes and/or coded segments.

Memo workspace in MAXQDA 2020

Memo Manager

A new memo workspace to search, filter & create memos

These new Memo Manager features turns your memos into a complete project knowledge base.

  • Filter and search. Filter and sort memos by type, date, author, or symbol. Search within all or only selected memos and quickly find memos attached to any element of your research.
  • Work. Open several memos in tabs, combine a group of memos in a set, and use the new workspace to organize, compare and write up your notes.

Model builder in MAXQDA 2020

MAXMaps 3.0

Six new models & increased interactivity for our popular mind mapping tool

With MAXQDA 2020, we have continued to make new breakthroughs on the road to developing the most sophisticated research-oriented visualization tools in the industry. MAXMaps now comes with six new models, new options for existing models, and a user-friendly interactive concept model builder.

  • New interactive model builder. Interactively test any of the existing options for a model before creating a new map and save time creating the perfect map to illustrate your data.
  • Six new models. The new models can visualize your project’s code by document distribution, related & overlapping codes, or put a spotlight on summaries and paraphrases.
  • Map Organizer. The redesigned Map Organizer window now lets you add comments to a map, reorganize maps more efficiently and group maps into folders.
  • New objects & formatting options. More flexibility to work with lines and arrows, better descriptions to illustrate relationships between elements, and a general design update for all formatting options that looks and works in a similar way to widely used office software packages.

Comments in MAXQDA 2020

Retrieved Segments Window

Redesigned to suit the way you view and work with coded segments. New display options add more information to the data display

  • Sidebar for comments. Display comments for a coded segment in a new sidebar next to your retrieved segments.
  • Include variables. Display your favorite document variables and variable values.
  • Coding stripes. Coding stripes are displayed next to retrieved segments to make it easier to find segments by code color.
  • Subheadings. Coded segments are separated by subheadings: document names (when sorted by documents), code names (when sorted by codes), and weight scores (when sorted by weight).
  • Hide source information. Hide coded segment source information to fully concentrate on the segments themselves.

Bibliographical Imports in MAXQDA 2020

Literature Reviews

You can now import full articles along with your bibliographical data

You can already import bibliographical metadata from Endnote, Mendeley, and Zotero into MAXQDA. In MAXQDA 2020, these import options additionally include the respective texts or PDF articles.

What’s more, MAXQDA also automatically recognizes duplicates, and attachments can be automatically coded during import with the keywords assigned to them.

Transcript Imports in MAXQDA 2020

Import Transcripts from New Sources

Your flexibility is our mission: Import transcripts from a large number of popular transcription services and tools

New automatic transcription services for audio and video files are popping up every day – they are so much faster than manual transcription, and their automatic speech recognition is getting better and better. MAXQDA 2020 allows you to work with the automatic transcription service of your choice – and import transcripts and timestamps from commonly used online and offline applications.

Transcript sources include AmberScript, TEMI, Trint, f4, f5transkript, Transana, Rev.com, and more.

Code funcitons in MAXQDA 2020

New Code System Features

Save time when building and refining your codes with the new drag & drop merge and one-click subcode features. Get fresh insights into the code distribution across your data with the new frequency display settings.

  • One-click subcode. Building up a code system has never been easier. Just hover over a code to see the one-click subcode feature, which you can use to create a new code on the spot.
  • Drag & drop merge. Drag one code onto another code and simply drop it onto the new Merge area to combine two codes into one.
  • Code frequency settings. Use this feature to adjust the frequency numbers displayed in the Code System. Choose to only count codes in selected documents or to count in how many documents, document groups, or document sets a code was applied in.

Numbering in MAXQDA 2020

Line and Paragraph Numbering in Texts

Switch back and forth between line or paragraph numbering and quote your sources the way you want

Quote and review interview transcripts and literature, now with the new line numbering text display. But don’t worry – paragraph numbers haven’t disappeared, and you can switch back to the original paragraph numbering system with one click.

And you can still customize your line numbering: set the maximum number of characters per line the way that works best for you.

Coding features in MAXQDA 2020

New Coding Features

Two ways to make it even easier to create new codes and build your category system – perfect for grounded theory

The new Open Coding Mode is perfect for researchers using the grounded theory approach. When activated, you can simply select a segment in a text, PDF or image and the dialog box for creating new codes will appear automatically.

In addition to adding a Code memo to the segment, the Open Coding Mode code windows also lets you attach a comment to the segment quickly and easily.

Compare summaries in MAXQDA 2020

Compare Summaries

Have you summarized large numbers of coded segments in your own words? It’s now even easier to view and compare this condensed information across cases

The new interactive Summary Explorer lets you compare all of the summaries associated with a code within a given document, document group, or document set – and quickly jump back to the original source.

The table of results doesn’t list all of the coded segments on a topic for each group, which can sometimes be difficult to keep track of; instead, it lists the condensed information on this topic in the form of summaries – written by you or your team of researchers.

Document map in MAXQDA 2020

Document Map

Get the picture: Visually cluster cases to analyze differences and similarities. The more similar two cases are, the closer they are to each other on the map

Display selected documents as if they were on a map to visualize the differences and similarities between documents: the greater the similarity between two documents – in terms of (selected) code assignments and (optionally) demographic data – the closer they are displayed to each other.

The map can then be exported as an image or saved as a map in MAXMaps. This is an ideal tool for clustering cases and for in-depth explorations of identified groups.

Paraphrases in MAXQDA 2020

New Paraphrase Features

A clearly-arranged workspace to view all of your paraphrases by case or group. And you can now also paraphrase image segments

  • Paraphrase Matrix. Each column contains the paraphrases for a document, document group, or document set.
  • Paraphrase images. Paraphrase different segments of an image.  
  • Printing paraphrases. Print a document (or think about our planet’s future and save it to PDF) with the complete paraphrases visible in the page margin.

Data Archiving in MAXQDA 2020

Data Archiving

We fully commit to the sustainability of your data with new customized archiving options

In recent years, the topic of research data archiving has attracted increasing attention. The EU Commission on Competition adopted a resolution in 2016, requiring all publicly funded scientific publications in the EU to be freely accessible by 2020. This decision explicitly referred to the research data on which the publications are based.

In MAXQDA 2020, you can easily archive your data with a new single-click function. A clear and simple to understand folder and file structure is then generated that contains all your collected data – optionally also as a compressed ZIP file.

In addition to the original data sources, archives can also include statistical data, media data, memos, and your code system.

 

Overview

MAXQDA Standard

 

Advanced qualitative & mixed methods research for Windows and Mac. Comprehensive qualitative data analysis for researchers working with diverse data sets. MAXQDA Standard works with a wide range of data types and offers powerful tools for advanced coding, retrieval, transcription and visualization, while still being easy to learn and use.

Analyze a wide range of data with MAXQDA Standard

Wide Range of Data

Use MAXQDA to manage your entire research project. Import data from interviews, focus groups, online surveys, web pages, images, audio and video files, spreadsheets, bibliographical data and even YouTube comments and Twitter tweets easily.

Organize your material in groups, link relevant quotes to each other, and share and compare work with other members of your team. Your project is always flexible and your code system can be expanded or refined, just like your research.

Code and retrieve data in MAXQDA Standard

Code and Retrieve

Mark important information in your data with different codes by using regular codes, colors, symbols, or emoticons. Code quickly via drag & drop or with automatic coding for search words and organize your thoughts and theories in memos that can be stuck to any element of your project.

Retrieve coded segments quickly and efficiently with just one click, or make use of powerful search tools to test and develop new theories.

Memos in MAXQDA Standard

Memos

Great ideas often come up when you’re reading and coding your data. Memos are the perfect place to keep them. Choose from 11 different icons to mark your memos. The unique MAXQDA memo manager and a lexical search function guarantee immediate access to every single memo at any time. Memos are also great for creating audit trails or paraphrasing passages into your own words.

Lexical Search in MAXQDA Standard

Search

Project wide searches within documents, memos or current retrieval results. You can type in single or multiple search strings and combine them using operators. Quickly scroll through each appearance of phrases with an interactive search result display and apply a code to all or selected search results. Of course you can also do a quick search in every single window of MAXQDA.

Video analysis with MAXQDA Standard

Analyse and transcribe media

It’s your choice: Use MAXQDA to code audio and video files directly without creating a transcript first. Or transcribe your media to analyze the written text instead – while always staying connected to the original media clips. MAXQDA has extended transcription functions with which you can adapt the speed or the sound volume of your audio and video files and use foot pedals to speed up the transcription.

Media clips are treated like any other segments in MAXQDA. You can code, retrieve, comment and assign a weight to these segments in the same way as with other segments.

Mixed Methods in MAXQDA Standard

The Mixed Methods Expert – Integrate demographics

Integrate quantitative methods or data deeply into your project. Link qualitative data to demographic variables, quantify the results of your qualitative analysis, calculate statistical frequencies, or compare groups based on quantitative as well as qualitative findings.

Visualize data in MAXQDA Standard

Visualization and Theory Testing

Automatically or manually generate stunning visualizations of your data. Look at your data from a completely new perspective for new insights or theory testing.

Share your results by exporting them into impressive images to use in your reports and presentations. Or create extensive maps with the on-board mapping tool MAXMaps.

Smart-Publisher-Report in MAXQDA Standard

Export, Report, Archive

MAXQDA does not lock your data in. Export parts of your project, single documents, search results or the whole project into easy readable file formats, like Excel, Word. Or export complete projects into a clear and understandable folder structure.

MAXQDA also follows the REFI-QDA standard, which allows you to export and import data from other QDA software packages.

Languages in MAXQDA Standard

Work with any Language in MAXQDA

MAXQDA offers a variety of possibilities to work with different languages. Not only is the User Interface available in numerous languages but also your analysis can be conducted in every single language of the world. The fact that MAXQDA supports Unicode makes it possible to import and analyze documents in any script and language.

Learn how to use MAXQDA in your preferred language! Our Getting Started Guides are available in many different languages. Additionally, our international Professional Trainer Network provides the opportunity to participate in MAXQDA Workshops in lots of different languages.

 

MAXQDA Plus

 

KWIC, vocabulary & dictionary based analysis Desktop-based for Windows & Mac. MAXQDA Plus adds the MAXDictio module to the advanced qualitative analysis features of MAXQDA Standard. The MAXDictio module enables researchers to facilitate a vast range of procedures for quantitative content analysis. Included are tools for visual text exploration, content analysis, vocabulary analysis, dictionary based analysis and more.

MAXQDA Plus: Interactive Word Tree

Visual Text Exploration

Whether you are analyzing a single speech or an entire bookshelf: MAXDictio in MAXQDA Plus allows you to explore the content and structure of your texts without needing to read or code a single sentence in advance.

Take our Interactive Wordtree for example: It visualizes all the combinations that lead to or from any word of your choice, including a detailed display of frequencies.

This incredibly powerful feature can provide new and fascinating perspectives even on texts you know well and allows for a comprehensive overview of those you don’t.

Keyword-in-context quantitative content analysis MAXQDA Plus

Content analysis: From single words…

Whatever your style of research or unit of analysis: MAXDictio provides the tools to suit your needs.

Are you interested in the use of certain terms in your material?

Use the “Keyword-in-context” feature to display all word locations and their (freely definable) context in an interactive result table. One click is all you need to jump to the original passage in your document browser.

Word combinations MAXQDA Plus

… to entire word combinations

Or you can check out the frequencies, ranks and distribution of word combinations and filter them according to your own interests. The advanced options allow for lemmatization (summarizing words that share the same stem), the use of stop lists, the dissection of your material in conjunction with variables or codes, and much more.

Vocabulary analysis in MAXQDA Plus

Vocabulary analysis

Of course you can also use MAXDictio to analyze frequencies, ranks and the distribution of single words in your material. Lemmatization and the use of stop lists and go lists is included, as well as the option to analyse your material in conjunction with variables or codes.

Dictionary based analysis in MAXQDA Plus

Dictionary based analysis: define categories

Our dictionary features allow you to define categories of search terms, the occurrence of which you can then measure and compare. Whether you drag-and-drop terms from a result table, type them in, import them from a file or automatically derive them from codes: you’ll have lots of opportunities to process them further. You can compare the frequencies, ranks and distributions of your specified search terms with each other …

Dictionary based analysis in MAXQDA Plus

… and discover their value

… or analyze the frequencies for entire dictionary categories. Use the Category-Matrix-Browser to visualize your findings. If you want to continue your analysis on another level, you can automatically code your categories and all your search terms, or transform them into document variables.

And more

Quantitative content analysis features in MAXQDA Plus

MAXDictio allows you to analyze Japanese texts, makes it easy to manage multiple stop and go-lists, and quickly creates a tag cloud for every piece of your material you are interested in. Every result table is interactive which means that you just need one mouse click to jump to the original passage in the document browser or that you can drag-and-drop results from frequency tables into your dictionary. You can also code your search results with a new or existing code and include as much context in words, sentences or paragraphs as you like. Or you can export your results as excel or even as html files.

 

MAXQDA Analytics Pro

 – Introducing ‘Stats’ Module

 

Statistical analysis meets qualitative research – Desktop-based for Windows & Mac. MAXQDA Analytics Pro equips you with a large range of tools for statistical analysis. Seamlessly quantify your qualitative data and enrich your analysis with evidence and plausibility. Statistically analyze your qualitative data in MAXQDA or import and connect your data with data sets in the Excel or SPSS format.

MAXQDA Analytics Pro: Analyze Excel or SPSS data

Data Compatibility

Use the Stats module to run statistical calculations with your MAXQDA project data. Statistically analyze code frequencies across documents and create new data groups in your qualitative project based on statistical results.

Include all parts for your data or use activation to limit the analysis to specific documents and codes. You can also work with Excel or SPSS data sets – just like you would in any other statistics software package.

MAXQDA Analytics Pro: Create basic charts for variables and codes

Descriptive Statistics

Create basic charts to compare frequency and percentages for variables or codes. Frequency tables are interactive – remove and merge columns or rows with automatic recalculation of percentages. Create customizable charts and diagrams for your results and copy to output viewer or directly to your reports and presentations.

Calculate descriptive statistics including mean, standard deviation, variance, quartiles, median and range.

MAXQDA Analytics Pro: Analysis of variance (anova) in MAXQDA

Compare Groups

There is a wide variety of methods to explore relationships between two or more variables. Crosstabs are one of the basics that no statistics program can do without: they’re easy to customize and can provide valuable insights for everzone – not just statisticians. Highlighting options make the interpretation of results quick and easy.

If you’re looking for something more advanced, you can also compare the effect of a factor on different groups with an analysis of variance (ANOVA).

MAXQDA Analytics Pro: Analyzing correlation with Analytics Pro

Correlation

One of the most fundamental statistical procedures to explore connections within your data is to check for correlations. The Stats module enables you to calculate the two most commonly used correlation coefficients with a few mouse clicks: Pearsons r and Spearmans Rho.

MAXQDA Analytics Pro: Recode variables in MAXQDA

Scale, Compute & Recode

Creating your own scale can be a great way to properly measure the dimensions that you are most interested in. Calculate Cronbachs Alpha to check reliability. Save scales as new variables and calculate the sum or mean of the item values.

Create new variables by computing or recoding existing variable values.

MAXQDA Analytics Pro: Easily export your statistical analysis

 User Friendly Output Viewer

Ease of use has always been recognized as a strong trait of the MAXQDA product family, and with MAXQDA Analytics Pro we extend our high standard of usability into the realm of statistical analysis. The integrated output viewer is just one of the many features we’ve implemented to fulfill this promise, but it’s a central one: export every table and every chart to the output viewer with just one click. It will stay there, no matter what you do in the meantime – waiting to be transferred into your report with a simple copy & paste.

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National Taiwan University Graduate Institute of Taiwan Literature
National Taiwan University, College of Midecine Department of Medical Education &Bioethics / Graduate Institute of Medical Educa
National Taiwan University Hospital Department of Anesthesiology
National Taiwan University Hospital Nursing Department
National Taiwan Normal University Department of Human Development and Family Studies
National Taiwan Normal University Department of Education
National Taiwan Normal University Graduate Institue of Translation and Interprettion
National Taiwan Normal University Department of Chinese as a Second Language
National Formosa University Department of Industrial Management
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (Guangfu Campus) Depantment of Hamanities and Soicial Sciencel
National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (Yangming Campus) Iustitute of Heath and Welfare Policy
National Yunlin University of Science & Technology Department of Applied Foreign Languages
National Taiwan Sport University Department of Exercise and Health Science
National University of Kaohsiung DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology Department of Logistics Management
National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism Center for Teacher Education
National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism Graduate Institute of Tourism Management
Kung Shan University Department of Early Childhood Care and Education
HungKuang University COLLEGE OF GENERAL EDUCATION
Tzu Chi University of Science and Technology Office of Research and Development
TungHai University Center for Teacher Education
TungHai University department of public administration and managemen
Tamkang University Department of Public Administrator
Hsuan Chuang University Department of Social Work
Taipei Medical University Department of Nursing
Fisheries research Institution, Council of Agriculture Library
Ming Chuan University Department of Public Affairs
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