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- State-of-the-art Mixed Methods Software. Easily analyse interviews, transcripts, focus groups, text/video/audio files, literature reviews, images, and more
- Wide range of visualization tools: word clouds, charts, tables, concept maps, and more
- Offers advanced mixed methods, statistical, and quantitative content analysis tools
- Easy to use and learn thanks to its user-friendly interface. We also offer a wide range of free video tutorials and other learning materials ideal for new users
- 100% identical on Windows and Mac
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Download our free and fully functional trial version and try MAXQDA with your own research data – or use the included example projects. Once you’ve filled out the form below you’ll receive an e-mail with the download link and free learning resources like our video tutorials and manuals.
Mixed methods software
for Windows and Mac.
MAXQDA is the best choice for your mixed methods research. It works with a wide range of data types and offers powerful tools for mixed data analysis, such as coding, visualization, mixed methods, statistical, and quantitative content analysis tools.
All-in-one Mixed Methods Software
Use MAXQDA to manage your entire mixed methods research project. Easily import data from texts, interviews, focus groups, PDFs, web pages, spreadsheets, articles, e-books, and even tweets and YouTube comments. Make use of MAXQDA’s wide range of coding possibilities for all kind of data and for coding inductively as well as deductively.
Include quantitative data to enhance your research
MAXQDA is the mixed methods expert! With MAXQDA you can easily combine qualitative and quantitative methods to get an even deeper insight into your data. MAXQDA offers mixed methods tools, quantitative text analysis tools in MAXDictio, the add-on module of MAXQDA Plus, and statistical analysis in the Stats module of MAXQDA Analytics Pro.
Quantitizing of qualitative coding information
You can import and export quantitative data matrices to and from statistics software packages like SPSS. You can turn your codes into variables for a statistical analysis, automatically or manually assign variables to your data, and export any part of your project to a spreadsheet.
Create and compare groups
With MAXQDA’s tools you can easiliy create and compare the code frequencies of various groups with each other, or identify and quantify similarity or dissimilarity in code frequency across your data. Calculate various variables and their percentages for qualitative typologies. Especially useful for mixed methods research are MAXQDA’s joint displays that visualize integrated data and/or results.
Aggregate your data
Never lose track of the bigger picture with MAXQDA’s overview and summary tables. MAXQDA offers overview tables for almost everything, memos, coded segments, links, and so on. You can also use summary tables, with which compressed summaries of sources can be effectively compared and represented. They can easily be integrated into your literature review report.
Quantitative evaluation of themes
Quantitative aspects can also be relevant in a qualitative research. For example, sort sources according to document variables and compare amounts with frequency tables and charts. Don’t miss the word frequency functions of MAXDictio that make the quantitative analysis of terms and their semantic contexts even easier.
Visualize your qualitative data
Whether for your analysis or publication, MAXQDA’s visual tools are tailor-made for qualitative research, and are also very effective for a literature review. Work with word clouds to explore the central themes of a text and key terms that are used or make use of the graphical representation possibilities of MAXMaps, which in particular permit the creation of concept maps.
QTT: Collect relevant insights and develop new theories
MAXQDA 2022 introduces a brand new and innovative workspace to gather important visualization, notes, segments, and other analytics results! The new QTT will support you during the analysis phase after coding and is the perfect space to collect relevant insights and develop new theories.