Evaluate Sources: Assess the credibility and relevance of the scholarly references you find. Look for peer-reviewed articles published in reputable journals or books by established authors in the field.

Job Instructions – Literature Review Coordinator:

As the Literature Review Coordinator for our group project, your primary responsibility is to gather scholarly sources that support our research question and incorporate them into our PowerPoint presentation. Here’s how you can fulfill your role:

1. Collect Scholarly Sources: Search for scholarly articles, books, and reports that relate to our research question. Our group’s research question is:
“How does the prevalence of professors teaching their lectures straight from PowerPoint slides impact student outcomes in terms of academic performance and engagement compared to alternative teaching methodologies, such as project-based learning or flipped classroom approaches?”
2. Evaluate Sources: Assess the credibility and relevance of the scholarly references you find. Look for peer-reviewed articles published in reputable journals or books by established authors in the field.
3. Compile a List: Create a comprehensive list of scholarly references, including authors’ names, publication titles, journal names (if applicable), publication dates, and other relevant details.
4. Distribute References: Share the compiled list of scholarly references with our group members. Provide clear instructions on how to access and use these references for their assigned tasks.
5. Coordinate Collaboration: Facilitate communication and collaboration among group members. Encourage them to share their progress, ask questions, and provide feedback to ensure a cohesive and comprehensive literature review.

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