The Smart Way to Read 20 Academic Papers a Week | #PhD101 Ep. 03

Conducting a literature review feels overwhelming when you have to read 20 journals a week. Here’s how I survive graduate school. Today, I share a simple three-step framework for speed-reading and quickly summarizing academic journals. No AI involved, just Zotero for reference management and Google Sheets as a summary database. This system will save you from stress when working on a literature review, undergraduate thesis, or master's thesis. 📥 Links & Resources Mentioned: Download Zotero: https://www.zotero.org/download/ Link to My Google Sheets Template (Free): https://www.ayuwelirang.com/template Turn on CC for English subtitles. [Video segment]: 00:00 Intro 01:51 Beginner's mistakes in conducting a literature review. 02:31 Filtering reading material using a triage system. 03:18 AIC (Abstract, Introduction, and Conclusion) method. 04:00 Reading and taking notes actively. 05:23 Additional tip: paraphrasing quotes. 06:01 Organize your reading material. 08:54 Additional tip: summarizing the same topic. 09:23 Conclusion & QnA If you have any questions or need information for the next video, please share them in the comments section! I hope this helps! Let's keep at it together! Thanks for watching my video! Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share it with your friends if you found it useful! My social media: ----------------------------------- Website: https://www.ayuwelirang.com/ Substack: https://ayuwelirang.substack.com/ Instagram:   / ayuwelirang