MAXQDA is a software program that allows you to code and analyze your qualitative research. It allows you to code faster and more efficiently.
This Research Guide will help you:
You can try MAXQDA on a free 14-day trial.
MAXQDA has its own press, with free e-books and guides available for download.
E-books published so far include:
Guides published so far include:
MAXQDA has a comprehensive manual.
MAXQDA also has video tutorials.
MAXQDA is available at the following locations on campus:
Students and faculty can purchase a license to MAXQDA through the Emory Software Store.
You can also purchase through MAXQDA's website. There are discounted student licenses.
If you are an instructor teaching qualitative methods, you can get free course licenses for your students from MAXQDA.
Teamwork can be an essential part of working with MAXQDA. Here are some teamwork resources:
Sam Borden. October 10, 2016. “Abby Wambach, Retired U.S. Soccer Star, Reflects on Her Addiction.” The New York Times.
Andrew Das. March 8, 2019. “U.S. Womenʼs Soccer Team Sues U.S. Soccer for Gender Discrimination.” The New York Times.
Andrew Das. August 19, 2019. “Judge Sets May 2020 Trial Date in U.S. Womenʼs Soccer Lawsuit.” The New York Times.
Kevin Drape. August 5, 2019. “Pushed by Consumers, Some Sponsors Join Soccerʼs Fight Over Equal Pay.” The New York Times.
Lizzy Goodman. June 10, 2019. “The Best Women’s Soccer Team in the World Fights for Equal Pay.” The New York Times.