This course explains how to write a literature review in a simple and structured way using just three main steps. It is designed for students and beginners who struggle with organizing academic sources and building a strong literature review section for research papers or theses.

The course begins by explaining what a literature review is and why it is an essential part of academic research. It shows how it helps identify gaps in existing studies and supports the development of a strong research foundation.

In the first step, learners are taught how to search for relevant academic sources. This includes finding reliable journal articles, books, and studies that are related to the research topic.

In the second step, the course explains how to analyze and organize the collected sources. Learners are shown how to group studies by themes, methods, or findings instead of listing them randomly.

In the third step, the course focuses on writing the literature review clearly and logically. It demonstrates how to summarize, compare, and critically discuss previous research while linking it to the current study.

The course also provides a free template an