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BUILT AROUND THE TASK

Organize a literature review

Move from a research question to a traceable set of sources. Organize study notes, compare findings, and check citations before drafting the review.

USE WITH CONTEXT

Before you use these tools

These tools organize supplied information; they do not verify that a paper exists or that its findings are reliable. Check the original sources yourself.

A PRACTICAL ROUTE THROUGH THE SHELF

From raw input to reviewed output

  1. 1

    Define the question

    Set the scope and the kinds of evidence needed. Record search terms and selection decisions so the review process can be explained.

  2. 2

    Compare the sources

    Capture each study’s method, findings, and limitations in the matrix. Keep your interpretation separate from direct quotations.

  3. 3

    Check traceability

    Confirm every citation against the original publication and the required style. Make sure readers can locate the sources behind your claims.

Choose a focused workspace

Questions before you start

Does formatting a reference verify the source?

No. Formatting changes presentation. Verify author names, publication details, identifiers, and quoted claims against the original source before using the reference in academic work.