Are you a student writing a literature review for a dissertation? Or an early career academic? Or a member of staff moving into a research role from practice? Are you fed up with the how-to guides that are themselves confusing and mystified by what the literature review is for? Or maybe you have had some comments back saying your review is descriptive, and you don't understand why? This blog could be for you. There are explanations of what the literature is and does, honed over many years as I have sought to make these things clear for my own students and staff I mentor, as well as practical tips and discussions of frequently asked questions (How do I know I've read enough? Should I use old literature? Why do I need a literature review anyway?). I hope you find this blog useful -- drop me a line and let me know what you think. And if you have suggestions for other posts, I'd love to hear them π
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Can I Use an AI to Summarise Research Papers for Me?
π This blog begins with a big sigh because, yes, these days, you can now use an AI to summarise papers for you. ➡️ But should you? That is...

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As you are preparing to do your literature review, you might be reading up on them. Most research methodology textbooks have a chapter or t...
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Ah – now that’s an interesting question π€. Usually, the answer is something like this: ‼️ NO, absolutely NOT, blog posts can be written ...
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✍ In this blog, I typically focus on writing dissertation literature reviews. In today’s blog, however, I want to shift gears ⚙️ a bit and f...
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