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How to Write a Literature Review
Course Welcome
Welcome (3:04)
Our Approach (5:33)
What is a Dissertation? (5:01)
Course Timelines
PLEASE READ: Course Overview: How to Use These Materials
Technological Resources
Why Technological Resources?
Links to Technological Resources
Mindset Management
Scholar Mindset (5:43)
Guided Mindfulness: Compassion for Your Scholar Self
Celebrate Your Journey: Guided Meditation
Meet the Moment: Affirmations for the Moments that Matter
Writing Together
Write with a Coach: Guided Writing Session
Guided Writing Module 1: Develop a Draft of Your Problem Statement
Your Dissertation's "True North" | The Problem Statement (4:33)
Talk Problem to Me: Part I — Write a Draft of Your Problem Statement (Pre-Writing) (17:30)
Talk Problem to Me Part II — Write a Draft of Your Problem Statement (18:25)
Guided Writing Module 2: Search and Organize Literature
Name Your True North: Code Key Concepts and/or Variables (12:19)
Start Using Your Compass: Identify Key Terms and Pockets of Literature to Search (11:56)
Organize Your Search (9:21)
To Use or Not to Use? Decide if a Study Might Belong in Your Literature Review (16:32)
Guided Writing Module 3: Analyze and Critique Studies
Read with a Purpose Part I — Extract Research from Relevant Articles (15:42)
Read With a Purpose Part II — Critique the Literature (25:15)
Analyze Groups of Studies (21:58)
Guided Writing Module 4: Synthesize Literature
What is Synthesis? (23:14)
Write Synthesis Statements (31:34)
Write Synthesized MEAL Plan Paragraphs (33:37)
Guided Writing Module 5: Write Each Strand of Literature
From Paragraph to Strand (12:46)
Write an Introduction to Your Strand (10:11)
Land Your Strand — Writing a Summary (18:21)
Rinse and Repeat
Journey Through a Well-Written Literature Review (27:17)
Guided Writing Module 6: Land Your Literature Review
Land Your Literature Review — Part I - Literature Review Summary (23:21)
Land Your Literature Review — Part II — Literature Review Conclusion (16:02)
Have You Met My Literature Review? Write the Introduction to Your Literature Review (15:52)
Guided Writing Module 7: Revise and Edit Your Literature Review
Revision and Editing Overview (13:23)
How to Use Grammarly to Revise and Edit (11:53)
Tips for Revising Your Writing
Sentence Stems, Verbs, and Quoting
Read with a Purpose Part I — Extract Research from Relevant Articles
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