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Systematic Literature Review (SLR) Using AI

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Systematic Literature Review (SLR) Using AI

Session Topic Date
1 AI Tools for Literature Review 23 or 24 Jan 2024
2 SLR Mastery: From Theory to Practice 6 Feb 2024
3 Mastering the Art of Crafting a SLR 20 Feb 2023
4 Mentoring Session 4 – 5 Mac 2024

πŸ”₯ Important things

  1. Participant information

Essential Tasks to Complete Before Attending the SLR Workshop πŸš€

Welcome to SLR Workshop! We are thrilled to embark on this exciting learning journey together. Before our first class, there are a few important steps you need to take:

1. Create a GitHub Account

Ensure you have a GitHub :octocat: account by signing up at GitHub.

2. Access Teaching Materials

All teaching materials will be available on my GitHub account. Please follow this link to access the materials.

3. Fork and Star Repository

To kick off our first meeting, please fork and star the repository available here. We will be using this repository extensively.

4. Complete Information Form

Please fill in πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» your details in the provided Google Sheets document: Student and Lecturer.

5. GitHub Usage for Course

Throughout this course, we will utilize GitHub for sharing materials, submitting tasks, projects, and more. Make sure you have a meaningful GitHub username associated with your account.

6. Scopus account & Scopus API

You have created a Scopus account and obtained a Scopus API. Scopus offers a set of APIs that allow you to access Scopus data in a machine-readable format. You can use these APIs to find articles, authors, institutions, citations, and other information in Scopus. You can also use these APIs to perform advanced queries, such as filtering by keywords, dates, fields, or metrics. To access Scopus via its API, you need to register API keys at https://dev.elsevier.com. For each profile, you may register 10 keys. If you are interested in learning more about how to use Scopus APIs for your research projects, you can visit this page for some examples and tutorials. You can also explore the interactive Scopus APIs that let you visualize and analyze data from Scopus in real time.

7. Semantic Scholar API

You require the Semantic Scholar API. Semantic Scholar API is a service that allows you to access and analyze scholarly data from Semantic Scholar, a platform that provides a reliable source of scientific publications. To use Semantic Scholar API, you need to have an API key that you can request from this page. You can find more details about how to use Semantic Scholar API in this tutorial or in this documentation. Semantic Scholar API is a great resource for researchers who want to find and explore scientific publication data programmatically. You can use it to build projects that accelerate scientific progress with data analysis, visualization, and machine learning.

8. Installation of Publish or Perish software

Publish or Perish is a software program that retrieves and analyzes academic citations. It can help you to present your research impact, find the best journals to submit to, and prepare for job interviews. To install Publish or Perish on your computer, you need to download the Publish or Perish installer from this page. After successful installation, you can now use Publish or Perish to search for academic citations, analyze citation metrics, and generate reports. You can also save your queries and results in various formats, such as HTML, CSV, PDF, or Word.

9. Installation of Zotero

Zotero is a software program that helps you collect, organize, cite, and share research sources. To install Zotero on your computer, you need go to the Zotero download page and select the version for your operating system. They have Windows, Mac, and Linux installers. You also need to install the Zotero Connector for your browser, which allows you to save sources to Zotero with a single click. You can find the Zotero Connector for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge on the same download page.

10. Sign in to Bing Chat AI

To sign in to Bing Chat AI, you need to have a Microsoft account and use the Microsoft Edge web browser. Here are the steps to follow:

  • Visit bing.com with the Microsoft Edge web browser.
  • Sign in with your Microsoft account.
  • Click "Chat" at the top of the page.
  • Choose a conversation style and type your prompt.

Please be sure to complete these tasks before our first class, as they are essential for our learning and collaboration.

Looking forward to an amazing and productive class!

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