Month: April 2025

Exploring European Identity Through Mixed Methods Research

“One or Many? Understanding European Identity in a Mixed-Methods Study” was the title of the MAXDAYS 2025 session I watched tonight. The speaker was Justyna Okrucińska worked with Verbi before starting with a doctoral program. The project they spoke about was from their masters thesis. Justyna used a European dataset (MANIFESTO) to investigate identity. Thirteen […]
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Transcription Techniques: Insights from MAXDAYS 2025

Andreas Muller presented at MAXDAYS 2025 a session on the “Nuts and Bolts of Transcription.” As I am preparing for focus groups, this is of interest. Muller noted that after an interview, the audio or video are often transcribed before analyzing. Muller started by creating a new MAXQDA 2024 project. Importing an interview results in […]
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Understanding Qualitative Content Analysis in the Digital Age

Continuing with the MAXDAYS 2025 sessions, tonight I watched Dr. Kimberly King-Jupiter from Alabama State University and Anita Jarman, a graduate student at Morgan State University, present. Their session had the title “Making Sense of Copious Amounts of Information in a Digital Age.” King-Jupiter spoke about the power of the tool and what can be […]
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How to Analyze Qualitative and Quantitative Data with MAXQDA

Stefan Radiker presented on “Mixed Methods: Integrating QUAL and QUAN with MAXQDA” as part of MAXDAYS 2025. Radiker spoke about how MAXQDA supports data import, exploration, analysis, and reporting of qualitative data. For quantitative data, frequency tables, crosstabs/correlation, charts, descriptive statistics, inference statistics, and other quantitative analysis features ara available. Radiker presented data from a […]
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Social Media Analysis Insights by Caterina Fugazzola at MAXQDAYS 2025

Caterina Fugazzola presented at MAXQDAYS 2025 on “Analyzing Social Media.” Fugazzola has been doing this session at MAXDAYS for years, apparently. Fugazzola is an ethnographer by training and at the University of Chicago. Some challenges of social media analysis noted are the speed and amount of data. Fugazzola warned that there is no single recipe […]
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