1. Review the feedback on your annotated bibliography (Milestone 3).
2. Assess currency and fit of your sources and find new sources if needed (Use the TRAAP method again if needed).
3. Complete the Literature Review Matrix: Ask questions and address cultural diversity and ethical perspectives.
4. Choose an organizational approach and draft the literature review.
5. Conclude by summarizing key points of agreement and future implications.

To help you get started, check out the examples below:

Literature Review examples

Don't forget to think about how cultural diversity impacts your topic. Consider the following questions:

• How does cultural diversity change or influence the problem I want to solve?
• How does my own cultural background impact my own biases and understanding of the problem?
• How does this global problem impact various cultures, groups, and communities differently?
• How do various cultures view this problem differently?
• Do all individuals and all cultures have equal opportunities to impact and solve your chosen global problem?
• Where and why are ideas about your topic minimized on a global scale?
• How does examining ideas on your topic from multiple cultures change the way you might think about it?