Start with the right question.
A literature review is more than a sequence of summaries. It connects studies, compares their approaches and identifies what the existing research can and cannot explain.
What the support can cover
- Organization by themes relevant to your question
- Comparison of findings and research approaches
- Discussion of limitations and research gaps
- Consistent citations and a reference list
What to include in your brief
Share your review question, reading list, source count, date range and inclusion criteria. If a systematic review protocol is required, confirm that scope with the team first.
Can you use a reading list I have already prepared?
Yes. Upload the source list and identify any mandatory texts. Tell the team whether the task is to synthesize those readings or to identify additional literature as well.
Review, discuss and learn
Keep your questions and feedback in the order workspace. When work is submitted, review it against your brief and request any changes you need. Use the material for research and learning in line with your institution's rules.
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