Tutorial: Using Web of Science / Academic Databases for Systematic Literature Reviews

This tutorial helps you to use academic literature databases for systematic searches such as in systematic literature reviews etc.. It gives insights into the questions of:
How to use the Web of Science (and other databases) to holistically search for literature in a specific field?
How to refine your search?
How to determine gross-to-net-hit-ratios?
How to improve search results?
It helps you to arrive at improved search results for your systematic literature searches using the Web of Science as exemplary literature database.

[@rebeccabrosch7875]

For everyone asking these questions: I had the same problem, if you are part of an institution that lets you use web of science, you do not need to create your own account but instead just log in with your VPN from your university and not log in with anything else. Then it works for me. Before I had the same problem that I could not click on "document"

[@oluwaseuntosin9617]

Thank you for the video. My homepage is not highlighting the document button like yours is showing. Please help

[@Noob0430]

same as mine. i dont know how to use that.

[@najeebelshamy8840]

Why can’t I access the same page you are searching on and Why I can’t access the documents section?

[@Kim-b2r]

Same with me. Did you get it corrected?

[@LinaYulianti-uy2yt]

Same with me

[@benleohollis]

Amazing video! Thanks so much

[@unnischoice99]

Hey, web of science even after logging in does not show this document section..please help..do we need some subscription or premium account for this? Someone plz reply. bcz I am unable to search subject area wise articles in web of science

[@abdullahsamir1517]

Its premium exclusive, try asking if your college/instiute is having acces to it

[@Toohottohandle01]

do we need special access? I logged in and on document tab "a red circle with a line" ban sign is there

[@raffiasiddique5154]

Why I can’t access the documents section?

[@chanachokchokwitthaya6571]

You may need to access Web of Science through your institution library database. It is paid subscription, I believe.