Certified MAXQDA Trainer
Dr. Michael C Gizzi
Normal, Illinois, USAEnglish
Experience and Services
Workshops
Standard
- Starter Workshop
- Advanced Workshops
Method Focus
- Visual Tools
- Case Study
- Coding/Code Mapping
- Content Analysis
- Data Collection/ Management/Preparation/Refinement
- Focus Group
- Qualitative Evaluation
- Mixed Methods
- MAXDictio
- Word-based Analysis
- Interview Analysis
- Literature Reviews
- MAXQDA for Business
- Mixed Methods
- Online Research
- Qualitative Evaluation
- Survey Data Analysis
- Team-based Analysis
Consulting Services
- Individual Consulting
- Virtual Workshops
- Graduate Student & PhD Qualitative Research Training
- Training for specialized tools
- Contract work
Experience
I hold a PhD in political science, and teach criminal justice. I am a certified MAXQDA trainer, and am co-editor of the book The Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis: Research Examples Using MAXQDA with Dr. Stefan Rädiker. I am a long-time webinar trainer for MAXQDA. My areas of expertise include coding and analysis, document summarization, simplifying the analysis process, and the use of word-based automated (“dictionary-based “) analysis, and Team Cloud.
Relevant Publications
- The Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis: Research Examples Using MAXQDA, Co-Editor, with Dr. Stefan Rädiker (MAXQDA Press, 2021)
- “Using MAXQDA from Literature Review to Analyzing Coded Data: Following a Systematic Process in Student Research,” in The Practice of Qualitative Data Analysis: Research Examples Using MAXQDA, (MAXQDA Press, 2021, pp. 71–88) .
- The Fourth Amendment in Flux: The Roberts Court, Crime Control, and Digital Privacy (University Press of Kansas, 2016)
- “The fourth amendment and the potential use of field-portable mass spectrometry systems in law
- Enforcement,” Co-authors: Alessandra M. Bruno, Christopher C. Mulligan & R. Craig Curtis. Journal of Crime and Justice, 42:3, 316-330, DOI: 10.1080/0735648X.2018.1537883
- “Pretextual Stops, Vehicle Searches, and Crime Control: An Evaluation of Strategies Used on the Frontline of the War on Drugs, Criminal Justice Studies : A Critical Journal of Law and Society, 24 (2), 139-152. (2011).