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Reading 06: Doing our first literature review

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For this week's writing task, we have to begin writing the content of our first literature review which is referring to the themes we have gathered from the annotated bibliography notes that we have written for the past two weeks. I found I challenging to write the literature review as the themes I have are all connected. Therefore, I had to make sure that they are in order to show a better understanding of each theme. I also realized this week that I did our last week's tasks wrong because we supposed to highlight the themes from our annotated bibliographies not from the articles we have gathered so I ended up doing it again but it was not a difficult task so I was able to finish it quick.

It was also hard for me to choose the right information to include in my literature review because my notes were long and it really took me a while to decide what points are important to talk about. There we also some other topics that I think would be interesting to include such as the different types of methods that each researcher used to collect information such as questionnaires and surveys. But overall, I found this week's tasks interesting because I learned how to connect all the information I have learned from the articles we read, and also we are able to write our own literature review although it was challenging, I was able to overcome it.

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