MAXQDA Professional Trainer:
Dr. Ali Egi

• Literature review analysis (compatible with Zotero)
• Qualitative evaluation
• Data visualization
• Data organization
• Interview Analysis,
• Transcription
• Visual reports for data sets.

Groups of researchers working in the field of social sciences, students of social sciences, scholars across disciplines, public officials, researchers in NGOs.

I first started using MAXQDA in 2014. Initially, rather than professional use, I focused on promoting the program by creating simple visual guides to facilitate its usage. However, in 2016, my PhD research led me to use it in a much more detailed and systematic way. I completed my PhD dissertation by organizing different MAXQDA projects for field notes, literature, findings, and analysis. To enhance literature management, I integrated MAXQDA with Zotero and developed a systematic coding technique using Zotero tags, enabling the direct import of hierarchical sub-super codes.

In my academic research and conference papers, I primarily utilize MAXQDA’s analytical capabilities and visualization tools, particularly MaxMaps, to create mind maps and infographics.

Additionally, I conduct training workshops for master's and doctoral students, as well as academic staff from various disciplines, on using MAXQDA for qualitative research in the social sciences.