B2_W4_Lesson-1 Project Part2 Explanation

LESSON 1 OBJECTIVE
Learn the basic structure of literature review
Understand the steps of the literature review

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READING
Do you like reading?
Is reading important? Why?
In your opinion, will reading different literature be an important part of your profession? Why?

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READING IN RESEARCH
What is literature review?
What is the difference between reading in general and reading literature for a review?
In your opinion, why should you read previously published literature before doing your own research?

A LITERATURE REVIEW
is a descriptive summary of research on a topic that has previously been studied. The purpose of a literature review is to inform readers of the significant knowledge and ideas that have been established on a topic. Its purpose is to compare, contrast and/or connect findings that were identified when reviewing researchers' work. Oftentimes, literature reviews are written to ground a study in a particular context of what is known about a subject in order to establish a foundation for the topic (or question) being researched (Cortland, n.d., para. 1).

PROJECT PART II: LITERATURE REVIEW PRESENTATION
General structure of Literature review presentation
Introduction
Body
Conclusion

FINDING AND SELECTING SOURCES
Search for relevant literature on your topic
Use the right scholarly database
Google Scholar
PubMed
JSTOR
ScienceDirect
Evaluate and select sources
Scan the abstract
Scan the list of references
Pay attention to the citation count on the Google Scholar
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WHICH ARTICLE IS MORE POPULAR AND WHY?

WHILE READING:
Identify themes, debates and gaps
Take notes
Find connections between different sources
Look for:
Trends and Patterns
Themes
Debates and contradictions
Influential studies
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Heinrich, A., Hollick, M., Schneider, T., Stute, M., & Weinert, C. (2021). PrivateDrop: Practical Privacy-Preserving Authentication for Apple AirDrop. In 30th {USENIX} Security Symposium ({USENIX} Security 21).
Heinrich, A., Hollick, M., Schneider, T., Stute, M., & Weinert, C. (2021, June). AirCollect: efficiently recovering hashed phone numbers leaked via Apple AirDrop. In Proceedings of the 14th ACM Conference on Security and Privacy in Wireless and Mobile Networks (pp. 371-373).

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READ TWO ABSTRACTS
What is the common theme of the papers?
Who are the authors?

PROJECT PART II MINI LITERATURE REVIEW
Find at least 5 academic articles about your chosen IT invention
Provide the reference lists of the articles in APA referencing style (at least 5)
Describe the research problems and questions of the articles
Provide a brief description of the methodology of all the articles
Discuss the article findings
Literature review design: Power Point presentation
Read and follow the rubric on the next slide
Deadline: Sunday Week 4, upload to Moodle

LITERATURE REVIEW PRESENTATION STRUCTURE
Title with your chosen IT invention and your name
Outline of your presentation
Introduction: Hook
Titles of all your reviewed articles (in APA style)
What are the research questions of the chosen articles?
What methodology was used?
What are the main findings of the articles?
Conclusion: What did you learn about your chosen IT invention?
Find a gap in literature: Your own opinion based on the review what should be studied more/further about the chosen IT invention?

PRACTICE
Practise identifying the research problem/question, methodology, and findings of research articles.

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