working on content analysis of women organizations and activists on twitter. I would rather use a software that will help export the twitter tweets of selected accounts instead of doing it manually.
Muneera al Abdulrazzaq - Go to Analysis > Twitter > Analyze Tweets and select all twitter documents that you would like to include in your analysis. The results will be shown in a table, which includes information about the author and the tweet.
You can use twitter Data with MAXQDA 2018. See the below link, copy and paste it a new tab.
How To Analyze Twitter Data with MAXQDA: Social Media ...
www.maxqda.com › how-to-analyze-twitter-data
Also, this type of question has been asked many times in the past on researchgate. Just visit the pages by following the below link, copy and paste it a new tab.
What is best way to collect data from Twitter? - ResearchGate
www.researchgate.net › post › What_is_best_way_to_c...
As Dicle Berfin Köse mentions, Atlas will do it -as well Nvivo. I'd also note that the method should relate to your ethics approval. (I would never use tweets from activists without getting consent, or at least seeking a waiver from an ethics review board -many journals won't accept papers where people are identifiable but have not consented)
Scraping Twitter with code and manually copying twitter content will produce different results (scaping will produce a % while manually searching should, in theory, give you all the tweets).
Good luck!
There are several solutions for downloading and exporting User Tweets directly to Google Sheets, Google Data Studio, or Excel - Vicinitas. See, for example, supermetrics.com, vicinitas.io/free-tools/download-user-tweets, Brand24.com, exportdata.io, etc. See also the editorial: https://www.zdnet.com/article/want-to-analyse-your-tweets-how-to-import-twitter-json-data-exports-into-excel/.
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