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Anatomy of a Scholarly Article (animation from NCSU)
How to Read a Scientific Paper (online presentation from Purdue)
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This video (9:39) from North Carolina State University explains the basics of conducting an academic literature review.
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What is it? Why is it important? (from NCSU)
