5: Find Patterns — Read — Invisible Network

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In this unit, we'll cover what literature reviews are and why we do them, in depth. Based on that understanding, you'll learn to gather the context prior to reading sources. Then, you'll read the sources you collected and take effective notes. You'll start to consider patterns between the sources you found.

5.1: Learning Objectives
5.2: Defining Literature Reviews, Reprise
Deepen your understanding of how literature reviews cover the research on a topic
5.3: Scan Your Sources
Gain context before reading your sources individually.
5.4: Reading and Annotating Academic Texts
This page emphasizes enhancing reading efficiency of scholarly articles through the IMRaD structure and a three-pass reading method, promoting effective note-taking and annotation. It encourages critical evaluation of research methodologies alongside findings and suggests transforming annotations into summaries for better comprehension.
5.5: Take Notes
Take effective notes that will help you later
5.6: Connect Patterns across Sources
5.7: Check-In

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