Evaluate academic literature and studies systematically

Researchers evaluate academic literature and studies systematically

Ready to goAI Act: no extra obligationsResearching & comparingSchools & universities, Chemicals & pharma

Fits: Research & development · Health & care · Teaching & education

You get from a pile of studies to an organised overview faster: research question, method, sample, result and limitations of each paper in one table, with page references. Gaps and contradictions in the state of research become visible.

Is this for you?

  • You are working on a literature review, a proposal, a thesis or a study assessment.
  • You have the studies as PDFs or they are freely available, and you have access to subject databases.
First step today

Take three studies on your topic that you already know well and have an evaluation table created with the template below. Compare each row with your own knowledge of the studies.

How to go about it

  1. Set the research question and inclusion criteria
  2. Specify databases and existing studies
  3. Have studies found and evaluated
  4. Check the details against the studies
  5. Present the state of research comparatively
  6. Document the search strategy and evaluation scheme

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