Content Analysis

This presentation is aimed to help with transforming a large amount of text/images into a highly organized and concise conceptual structure. The presentation explains the systematic process to ensure objective analysis based on qualitative data (textual/images). The presentation also explains the coding process that involves organizing the communication content (textual material, visual images, illustrations) according to the communication scheme and identify content relevant to the research question.

[@Shady_Attia]

Everyone be alert that the arrows in min 6:14, showing inductive and deductive approaches, should be reversed.

[@ra-hl6pj]

Hello professor, I am a PhD researcher from Algeria, would you mind sharing your e-mail here please. If possible here is mine, please share some content in qualitative research
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[@mr.kanatbekjk5972]

A very big thank from young scientist for his dissertation!!!

[@mrafigf]

Finally, I found a very good explanation of content analysis research. I started watching all of your video presentations to add insight into the field I'm currently working on. Thanks for the video, Professor.

[@Shady_Attia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andreabryk4079]

Thanks for this presentation that explains the process of content analysis very clearly and concisely!

[@nadyairiani363]

Thank you for the video Professor! it is really helpful, the explanation is clear yet concise two thumbs

[@edithlamlyt]

Thanks a lot for the information!

[@AjmalKhan-vu7pp]

I really loved the way you have explained it .

[@rizanajalaldeen2980]

Very well explained 👏

[@fairynu]

this video is very clear and guiding one among other content videos. Thanx for the information.

[@ruzenkaceralova6979]

Inductive process allows you to do with data what you want. It is a clean psychological practice to define categories a priori

[@heenachoudhary]

Very informative and helpful video... Thanks a lot!

[@ngalahansel6066]

Watching from South Africa and this has been very helpful. I'm working on my Master's dissertation and have had a hard time with content analysis

[@jacquelinerhoden4428]

I wish you all the best

[@MAOmar-go1oh]

Thank you so much, Professor Shady! You are the best!

[@lolaftzgrld]

life saver !!!

[@gabrielyeboah9177]

Great presentation

[@Shady_Attia]

Thank you!

[@enyalin2108]

Thank you for your presentation!🌹

[@Natalie-cm5ew]

It’s an informative presentation, thank you. Could you please provide relevant reading sources about content analysis? It will be helpful to my thesis writing, thank you!

[@zooka85]

الف شكر ❤

[@batatbilguun9355]

Very helpful and important teachings thank you

[@Shady_Attia]

You are very welcome

[@maravivanco347]

Hi! I am a sociologist and I found this video very helpful for my research. I would like to know what would be the main difference with systematic research. Thank you.

[@7swordquanta459]

This is very helpful. I just want to clarify: would Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) be considered a way of doing content analysis?

[@waridatulhikmah7558]

Very great presentation.... It is very helpful..

[@Resistance_92]

An Excellent explanation! THANK YOU :)

[@stephongilbert1768]

So concise and clearly explained. Thank you

[@igededarmawijaya6585]

Great explanations

[@jenniferpierno6108]

Thank you for your presentation. I think it provides a good overall view. A small point which you might like to correct - around 15 into the presentation, just a typo - it says 'Contnet' instead of 'Content'. I'm not sure if it's possible to correct this. Many people make typos in their presentations.

[@kenaddoh4693]

Brilliant!

[@sakalagelvazio6644]

Nicely articulated good presentation

[@dbawab]

Thank you for the helpful presentation.

[@giuliaborioni1134]

very useful explaination, thank you!

[@Shady_Attia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ml-qw6qz]

How long it takes to do content analysis for a 50-60 pages Master thesis?

[@baoyuli9072]

very clear and helpful

[@Shady_Attia]

Glad to hear that!

[@AheadTo]

شكرا يا د شادي

[@baoyuli9072]

Thank you

[@Shady_Attia]

You're welcome

[@moudhiaman8598]

great thank you for the video dr, may I ask how to connect if you're able to provide further help with content analysis.

[@mahmudalbhbah6332]

Thank you, Professor. What is the difference between content analysis and thematic analysis

[@tinaroy1151]

Very nice explanation sir

[@mic4308]

looking forward to it

[@ruzenkaceralova6979]

Eliminating categories I also imagine to be more statistically heavy approach in research than what you mention

[@ntobekososibo2042]

Can’t wait!

[@taseerbutt376]

Thank you Sir

[@ahmedshams390]

I am sure it will be wonderful

[@sweet_rain8352]

Thank you so much, I learned a lot!

[@Shady_Attia]

I'm so glad!

[@natygagini]

Can you tell me which guidebook author did you use?

[@zertajfatima6445]

Very nice sir

[@ImranKhan-fd5fc]

how one can conduct data analysis in qualitative content analysis ?

[@josephaaronforbes]

👍🏻

[@cyrilBansah]

Please do you have the presentation slides to this video?

[@mahmudsefannaser3718]

Dear Mr Shady, I have a question. Can I please email you? I appreciate your time.

[@zooka85]

What are names of softwares please?

[@dr.lakshmikasture8968]

Are u help me for coding my ph d work .

[@outcastfeed1534]

Can you kindly share the PPT ?

[@Shady_Attia]

No.Sorry.

[@mariabasra9395]

Hi sir please share ur email.. I have my mphil research work.. I have found some difficulties in my analysis.. I want to take some help to u.. Thanku

[@theiasotheia8236]

Everyone be alert that the figures in his presentation showing inductive and deductive approaches are entirely wrong!! He most probably does not have an accurate grasp of the concept of "inductive" reasoning.

[@Shady_Attia]

The arrows in min 16:14, showing inductive and deductive approaches, should be reversed.

[@kojoacquah8257]

Thank you