literature review
Critical evaluation of sources – some frameworks to help you to assess the quality of the information that you find
Penny Robertson2025-09-05T13:03:57+01:0018/09/2025|Tags: academic writing, barrington, critical evaluation, information literacy, knl, literature review|
Being able to assess the quality of the information that we find is a key academic skill. It enables us to: • Understand the strengths and weaknesses of others’ work • Identify authoritative sources and ...
Thinking about your literature review?
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2025-03-31T15:56:49+01:0007/04/2025|Tags: barrington, knl, literature review, slr, SOMLibrary, systematic review|
As part of your PhD or Master’s thesis, you will probably have to write a literature review. A successful literature review will offer an analysis of the existing research in your field, demonstrating your understanding ...
Systematic Literature Review – Selecting your Sources
Mandy Smith2024-03-15T14:34:35+00:0014/03/2024|Tags: barrington, knl, literature review, resources, slr, SOMLibrary, systematic review, web-mirc-articles|
In our previous systematic literature review post we identified some background reading for getting started, explained how to find other systematic literature reviews to help you understand what is required, and how reviews should be structured and written ...
Systematic Literature Review – Where do I begin?
Ruth Knowles2024-03-15T14:34:57+00:0015/02/2024|Tags: barrington, journals, knl, literature review, mirc, researchers, slr, SOMLibrary, systematic review, web-mirc-articles|
Undertaking a systematic literature review can seem a bit daunting so breaking it down into separate stages is a good way to begin. In this blog post we’re going to identify some background reading and ...
