MAXQDA - The Art of Text Analysis


Screenshots of MAXQDA

Here are some Screenshots of MAXQDA 2007 , MAXDictio and MAXMaps.

(see the table of functions)

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The MAXQDA 2007 interface		 Screenshot6
A selection of coded segments can be displayed in an easy and comfortable manner and may be exported, including all context information, as an RTF or HTML table.
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The memo window. Memos can be attached to text segments, codes or whole texts in order to put down any information, ideas, etc. that you would like to keep.		 Screenshot13
The new visual tool in MAXQDA 2007 shows each text as a composition of its color codings.
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The Code Sequence Viewer displays the distribution of coded passages for a specific text - you will especially benefit from the CSV if you analyze focus groups.		 Screenshot4
The Code Matrix Browser visualizes the frequency of codings for a specific text. Double-clicking on one of the rectangles will show all represented text segments.
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The Code Matrix Browser displays the absolute frequency of codings in a specific text. This matrix may be exported to SPSS or EXCEL.		 Screenshot7
The Attributes Window allows for the assignment of attributes and attribute values to each text.
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The memo manager gives an overview of all your memos.		 Screenshot8
The Text Comparison Chart shows the color codings of all texts in a sequential way. This offers the possibility of a unique visual comparison.
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View of the Code System and the active text where a text segments has just been assigned to the code “environment”.		 Screenshot12
MAXDictio, Add-on module for content analysis, allows for a complete dictionary analysis. For more functions please check out our tutorial.
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The search function allows you to search for specific words/phrases/signs, which you may then look through manually or have them be coded automatically. You may search in your texts as well as in your memos.		 Screenshot3
The complex Text Retrieval window. Here you may search for coherences of coded passages (e.g. coded text segments that are followed by specific other text segments).
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This graphic symbolizes the different coalition possibilities after the German Election of 2005. The coalition options are assigned to different levels of the graphic (layers), so that they (e.g. Jamaica coalition) may be faded in or out.		 Screenshot17
This map shows, as a result of a systematic analysis of magazine articles, the different fields where environmental conflicts have been found. All conflicts are defined as codes in MAXQDA; e.g. Destruction of Ecological Systems, etc. The existing sub-categories will be imported into the map automatically and all the code colors will be taken over from MAXQDA.
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This MAXMaps model presents different elements of the research project Environmental Communication and Local Agenda 21. Relations between texts (here interviews of people involved and experts), codes and memos become apparent.		 Screenshot24This map shows the result of a brainstorming session concerning personal issues of the person of interest.