You can’t figure out an effective process for finding articles for your literature review?

I hear this a lot.

The most common question I get from students is this: The topic I’m writing about is so new, there’s just no literature on it. What should I do?

In this Video, we’ll get to the bottom of this. To do this, we’ll discuss the 5 biggest mistakes in searching literature for your research.

If you stick with it until the end, I even have an example for you on how you can craft an amazing literature review section, even if at first glance there seems to be no literature about the topic.

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00:00 Intro
00:44 #1 Too narrowly defined search terms
04:20 #2 Inappropriate databases for finding literature
05:27 #3 Old wine in new bottles
06:45 #4 Too much description
08:08 #5 Your donut has no hole
09:15 Example for a literature review chapter

The first mistake students make when trying to figure out how to search for literature effectively is using too narrowly defined search terms.

The results of a literature search can only be as good as the filtering mechanisms you use.

Let’s use a simple example. For this, we need a topic that is so new that there is little or no literature to be found on it.

The example is: Universal Wallets

Universal Wallets are storage places for digital valuables. Maybe you have your own digital wallet to store cryptocurrencies or NFTs in.

If a refined database search yields no relevant articles for your literature review, then you need to delve into some other tricks.

With a forward and backward search, you can find the sources upon which the few hits you did find are based, or sources that have cited them afterwards.

This video is about:

finding literature, literature review, finding articles for literature review, finding related literature, literature search, literature searching techniques, university literature review

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