A great introduction to helping people like myself in their papers. I deeply appreciate your information helps a lot. I will be using your technics and hopefully, I will do well in using your direction giving the audience what they expect from my paper. God Blessed U and Thank you again!!!
Outstanding content and delivery. Very much looking forward to Part 2! Some of your viewers (myself included) may not be familiar with certain terms (such as "protocol" and "strategy"); it would be great if you could quickly define them in Part 2.
Hello ciara, I hope you are will. I appreciated these types of vedio, I took a lot of things, it is very important to save our time well during the realization of the bibliography review, thank you
Thanks Ciara. Please do talk about how to do Literature Review. Because, I usually write a whole article which is not okay with my supervisor, so can you please share your viewpoints.
Thank you very much for the video. I am writing my dissertation these days and this is the most difficult part as I end up getting lost in the search. Could you please do a sample video taking an actual research question please? And it will be also helpful if you can do a video in the best way to insert supporting literature when writing. There had been many assignments I produced over the years which returned with low marks due to not providing enough support with literature. If you can do these two videos over the next week, that will be a massive help as my dissertation is due in mid July.
Great! Looking forward to the next video. Quite new to the field of research. One question bothering my mind is how to choose a thesis topic. Could you share your experience on how you settled on your topic
Hi Philip, for me it was applying to work on a specific topic that a supervisor had shared. So I didn’t need to come up with it myself. I had a general research area I wanted to work on and then went looking for a supervisor and project
@@PhDandProductivity Unfortunately I find myself in a different situation. I'm supposed to come up with my own topic. Supervisor isn't being supportive. How would you deal with such a situation?
Philip Dushie well I guess you need to think about what problem exists in the world that you’re interested in solving. As a researcher it’s important to try to see elements of the world as problems to solve
I think it would be good for you to do some reading on a topic you’re interested in and see if there are any interesting problems in the future work sections
Great vid! The PICO/SPIDER approach is new to me, so thanks for introducing it. I'm curious to learn more about the scoping research (step 1). Do you do this before starting the literature review for your subtopics, as covered in the Lit Review video? What happens if you do find a paper that has already answered your research question? This has happened a few times for me, as someone who tries to come up with their own research questions, and I always feel discouraged when it happens.
So for the literature review it can be good sometimes to find such a paper if you are looking to get more of an understanding of the background of a topic so for me finding a systematic review of a specific topic in sports science is great. If it something you planned to work on then you need to ask what you will be doing that's different and going to be novel for that work.
@@PhDandProductivity I haven't even finished college yet and I haven't done anything heavily computer science related. I'm hoping to become a Data Security Analyst though.
