The fastest way to do your literature review [Do it in SECONDS]

In this video I share with you the tools for conducting the fastest literature review ever. The tools have really advance since my time in academia and here are my favourites.

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[cyntiacastilho]

I think I have a moral obligation to thank you for these tips! I had two weeks to complete a research paper of 3000 words and without this video, I don't know where I would be now. Not only I managed to meet the deadline but I also had a wonderful mark. You’re a lifesaver!!!

[zozoss]

I always struggle the most with literature review. Even conducting the study seems a lot easier than getting lost in trying to write a lit review. Can't thank you enough!

[Alina-Alirray]

Thank god i found your channel. Im starting my thesis and you have drastically reduced my feelings of impeding doom and how overwhelmed i was. It feels "doable" and fun again 🎉❤ thanks! New subscriber

[rss]

I am a undergraduate psychology student and needed to find a more productive way for doing my literature review and just Found your channel.This is so useful. Thank you for posting this content.

[laurenpinschannels]

as someone who isn't actually doing a PhD or masters or even been to any school at all, and just really likes doing literature reviews for the hell of it, thank you

[GerardfromMS]

This has to be the single most powerful video in research to date. Wow Thank you so much!

[sakimsamad]

Amazing! About to finish my master's thesis and so regretting not knowing about these earlier. Also about to start a PhD so very much grateful now that I know, all thanks to you.

[sisosos]

Thank you Andy this is really helpful . Can you make a video on how to avoid procrastination during the thesis writing ? 🌸

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Ps : Ignore the grammatical errors, no time to proofread

[happygoluckyoflife]

I've been procrastinating on my undergraduate thesis (only have 8 weeks left to submission, and 5 weeks to submit the first draft of the whole thing). The only reason I've been procrastinating is because of the overwhelming information for the lit review, and I haven't even completed a single chapter. This video is super helpful! Hopefully I can get things done with the remaining 5 weeks for this!

[hamletspeaks]

Paper Digest looks very different now on 1 Feb 2023 to when you did your demo Andy. Great videos btw, watching you is like taking a Berocca! Keep it up mate!

[jessajoyomongos]

I've been watching your videos after I did my proposal defense. They have been very helpful. Can't be grateful enough. ❤️

[nateriver]

I'm literally working on my literature review right now 😂 Andy never misses

[dariazavatska]

I'm so grateful to you for this and so relieved to find these tool, that I could literally cry. I'm no longer a student in a university, and I'm trying to conduct a research on my own. It felt so overwhelming, cause I thought that I needed to come up with tools to visualise literature links myself. I even thought about learning programming, cause didn't find anything on a topic. And then I found you. Thank you so much!

[SimoneWest-nj]

I'm so grateful to you for this and so relieved to find these tool, that I could literally cry. I'm no longer a student in a university, and I'm trying to conduct a research on my own. It felt so overwhelming, cause I thought that I needed to come up with tools to visualise literature links myself. I even thought about learning programming, cause didn't find anything on a topic. And then I found you. Thank you so much!

[Proftracy]

I can’t just get my literature review done, I’ve watched so many videos but no headway. I’m here now and I hope this video points me in the right directions I’ve been looking for.

[RR-fgnu]

This is game-changing. Most of the friction previously associated a literature review involved clunky methods for searching and organizing the literature and relevant ideas. These tools grease the wheels - they will lead to quicker innovation (that's saying nothing regarding reduced headaches and anxiety for college students writing reports).

[PMF]

Thank you so much! I've hundreds of papers in my reading list and feeling quite overwhelmed on which one to choose

[Gusativo]

Using research rabbit recently, I've noticed that it has a few 'blindspots'. I don't what sort of database it uses, but there were lots of important connected papers it missed when I used to research a topic in the intersection of law and sociology. These are amazing tools, but I guess they have not (YET) entirely done away with some of the more annoying parts of literature review that is rummaging through endless unrelated material just in case.

[tworitdash]

Wow! This is exactly what I need right now. I can’t thank you enough. I’m working on something that has so many different ways of approaching and I am clueless how to categorise them for my introduction of the paper! I hope some of these tools save me some time.