What are the best tools for conducting a literature review in a library setting?
A literature review is a critical analysis of existing sources on a specific topic, usually done as part of a research project or a thesis. It helps you identify gaps, trends, and debates in the field, as well as develop your own research question and methodology. Conducting a literature review in a library setting can be challenging, but also rewarding, if you know how to use the best tools and resources available. In this article, we will explore some of the most useful tools for finding, organizing, and evaluating relevant literature in a library setting.
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