WriteCast Episode 19: The Literature Review: Tackling the Hard Questions
- When can you stop researching and start writing?
- When do you know you're finished?
- How long should the lit review be?
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This month on the blog, we're featuring topics related to the doctoral capstone (dissertation or doc study). Stay tuned for a new post each week! For more on literature reviews, check out our upcoming live webinars:
Reviewing the Literature and Incorporating Previous Research | April 15 at 1 p.m. ET
Literature Review Panel with the Library & Writing Center | April 15 at 9 p.m. ET
WriteCast: A Casual Conversation for Serious Writers is a monthly podcast written, produced, and published by staff in the Walden University Writing Center. Join us each month for a dialogue between two experienced and trained writing instructors. Possible episode topics will always be considered from listeners--share your questions and suggestions in the comments.
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When are the other sections incorporated in the document? Is that the proposal?
ReplyDeleteHi Bill. Thanks for asking about the other sections of the Capstone project. I think it's best if I share this resource with you and let you find the answer that best fits your own program of study: http://academicguides.waldenu.edu/writingcenter/capstone
ReplyDeleteIf you can't find the questions you're looking for here, you can always email editor@waldenu.edu to ask your specific questions to one of our professional Editors.
Good luck on your project, and keep checking the Writing Center Blog for lots more info for Capstone writers.