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30/05/2026

TOP 10 TOOLS TO SPOT YOUR RESEARCH GAP ✨

Still unsure how these tools can actually help? Here are quick examples 👇

✅ Answer This – Ask: What’s already proven about social media and stress? It shows what’s known vs. missing.
✅ M Undermind – Curious if “AI in rural healthcare” is underexplored? It maps emerging questions.
✅ SciSpace – Need to skim 20 papers on climate change? It highlights gaps in evidence fast.
✅ SciSummary – Reading a paper on language learning? It tells you what’s covered and what’s left out.
✅ Paperpal – Drafting your lit review? It suggests missing citations you overlooked.
✅ EvidenceHunt – Unsure if nutrition studies agree? It checks systematic reviews for missing consensus.
✅ Review It – Writing your draft? It flags shallow sections that need more novelty.
✅ Noah.AI – Sorting 100+ PDFs? It organizes themes and shows conceptual gaps.
✅ Bohrium – Wondering why no one cites “digital folklore”? It finds under-cited but important areas.
✅ Trinka – Want sharper writing? It shows where arguments lack depth.

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24/05/2026

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23/05/2026

📚 Writing a Literature Review – Where to Start and How to Do It Right

What is a literature review?

A critical examination of information relevant to your research topic. It includes paraphrases, quotes, and your critique of authors you've read.

Why do it?

It helps you identify your research question and the gap you can explore.

How to start:

· Read broadly around your topic, then focus in on particular texts
· Identify themes and key areas – use these as subheadings
· Reference as you go and create an annotated bibliography
· Colour code notes by theme to easily cut and paste later

Questions to ask when reading a paper or book:

· How is this relevant to your research?
· What is the main argument?
· How reliable is this source?
· How strong is the evidence?
· How are views similar or different to other scholars?
· What has not been considered?
· Who are the key scholars in your field?

💡 Tips:

· You don't have to read every word of a book – skim relevant chapters
· Searching literature is an ongoing process, but most should be done at the start
· Not everything you read will be included in your final review

💡 A strong literature review doesn't summarize – it critiques, connects, and finds the gap.

👇 What's your biggest challenge when writing a literature review? Drop it below 👇

22/05/2026

Build your research skills at your own pace through practical, focused pre-recorded lectures that guide you through every stage of the research process, from topic identification to data analysis, interpretation, and publication.

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✓ Step-by-Step Research Process Tutorials
✓ Quantitative Research Lecture Series
✓ Qualitative Research Lecture Series
✓ Mixed-Methods Research Lecture Series
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✓ Quantitative Data Analysis Using Jamovi
✓ Conducting Systematic Reviews
✓ Publishing Research

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