mySearch is an interface which allows you to search across a range of library resources simultaneously, including books, journal articles and databases.
It's a good idea to be familiar with what's involved in a literature review before starting. This will save you time by helping you do your research and writing more efficiently. There are links to various guides below and a list of useful library books. Critical thinking is a vital skill you need to demonstrate in your literature review, and the skills for study module (more details and links below) is highly recommended.
This guide from the Reading University takes you through the process of starting a literature review.
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This guide from Victoria University will help you write up your literature review.
Based on the work of expert Stella Cottrell, international bestselling author of The Study Skills Handbook, this interactive resource will help you hone and develop your study skills at your own pace. Each module has been carefully designed so you can assess your current proficiency, track your progress, become more confident and get the most out of your course.
Access this module and it contains these sections:
Click on 'Continue with your Institution account'.