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Professor Caroline Parker talks about literature searching. Click the headings to view the video clips.
- Why did you do a literature search?
- What were the benefits of doing a literature search?
- How did you go about it?
- How did you find and use keywords?
- What is your search strategy?
- What if you find too much information?
- Do you print all the articles you find?
- Does e-access make research easier?
- What do you do to keep up to date?
- Anything you wish you had done differently?
- How do you know you have found everything?
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