Hatem Alsridi
BahrainArabisch
Erfahrung & Leistungen
Workshop-Angebot
Standard
- Starter Workshops
- Advanced Workshops
Method Focus
- Analysing images with MAXQDA
Methodenwissen
- Qualitative research methods
- Quantitative research methods, MA thesis supervision
Consulting/Beratung
- Communication Strategies
- Digital Media Studies
Trainerdetails
I hold a PHD in Communication and Media Studies, I am Professor at the University of Bahrain. I had been using MAXQDA for 7 years in research and teaching. I used MAXQDA in accomplishing at least 7 research papers. I am using MAXQDA also as a qualitative analysis tool in my course titled "reserach Methods in Media and Communication" for MA students. I am perfectly comftable to use the software in all steps starting from importing data, coding codes and variables, analysing segments and make qualitative and quantitative analysis. I used also visual tools as part of my results.
Veröffentlichungen
- Alsridi, H. (2026). How the Pan-Arab Press Frames Journalism's AI Future. Advances in Journalism and Communication, 14(3), 196–215. All articles were coded in MAXQDA and analysed with Code Frequency, the Code Matrix Browser and the Code Relations Browser.
- Alsridi, H. (2026). The Coverage of the Greenland Issue in the International Arab Press: A Media Framing Theory Perspective. New Media and Mass Communication, 111, 57–67. A quantitative–qualitative content analysis of 221 articles, each coded in MAXQDA.
- Alsridi, H., Juma, M., & Mohamed, K. (2026). The Impact of Utilising Video Games in Media Plans: Case Study of Private Sector Companies in Bahrain. Studies in Media and Communication, 14(3), 80–89. A qualitative case study using interviews and thematic analysis.
- Alsridi, H., Juma, M., Jallaf, Y., & Alabed, A. (2025). The Role of Video Games in Shaping National Identity Awareness in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Journal of Cultural Analysis and Social Change, 10(4), 5367–5374.
- Elareshi, M., Ziani, A., Alsridi, H., & Tahat, K. (2024). Visualising War / Peace Photographs: A Comparative Analysis of Selected Asian News Sites’ Coverage of the 2022 Russian-Ukrainian Conflict. Treatises and Documents, Journal of Ethnic Studies, 92, 161–181. https://doi.org/10.2478/tdjes-2024-0009
