How to use Web of Science (or Scopus or EBSCO or other academic literature databases)

This videos gives a short introduction how to use literature databases such as the Web of Science and how you arrive at meaningful results for your literature search by means of keyword searches. This includes, for example, the use of Boolean operators, search tags, keyword combinations etc.

[@ishakorejechi9849]

Thank you so much Sir. You are a good teacher indeed. Very easy to follow and understand.

[@svengoot]

Thanks a lot for this Video, helped me pretty much for my literature review for my thesis! :)

[@AD-li6dt]

Very insightful, thank you!

[@eduoliveiraAtUTube]

Thanks for sharing.

[@kartikachoudhary4231]

Thank you so much, sir 😊

[@mokhtaridrissi1466]

I created an account on Web of Science to search for articles on a specific topic for a bibliometric study, but the platform did not permit me to use the article search (document )function; it only allowed the option for searching researchers. What is the issue? Please advise.

[@gmaingforfun]

thank you professor . i am a student at Brandenburgische technische universität cottbus , in msc environmental and resoruce management. currently doing my master thesis in r"medication everse logistics : case study of germany " . i was exactly looking for this and it really helps in my research.
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have a nice day

[@BaoBao-xp7vl]

my account can't access to documents search :( what should I do? Is there any scientific databases free that I can use instead?

[@te-thien-dai-thanh]

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[@thelateknights]

Google Scholar... or the dark side of acadmic scientific databases, LibGen

[@mokhtaridrissi1466]

the same problem

[@thelateknights]

Watching this really helps me understand why Google Scholar is such a terrible, terrible product 😂