To successfully complete the assignment, you must begin searching for relevant literature immediately. Find at least 10 articles related to your chosen topic. To qualify as a source of information tha

Researchers must know what has been studied, discussed and recommended by others in related areas. This assignment is intended to:  Provide you with practise finding peer reviewed, recent articles about one topic  Allow you to organise your ideas about that topic in a meaningful way (including both synthesis and critical analysis ). In this assignment you will review the published literature on the topics and write a literature review that synthesizes what you have found into a summary of what is, and is not, known on the topic . You should use the topic as a starting point and choose a focussed subset of the topic. For example, if you choose user security behaviour as your broad area, you could focus on a particular type of threat such as phishing, or you could focus on organisational security behaviour. Topic will be covering :  The effectiveness of e -learning - Education is increasingly supported by ICT, with the term e -learning being used as a general term to refer to many forms of technology supported learning . Much of the e -learning research has had a technology focus (e.g. descriptions of implementations) or has been limited to studies of adoption (i.e. will people use it?), but there has been less research on the impact of e -learning on outcomes for students. To do : To successfully complete the assignment, you must begin searching for relevant literature imm ediately. Find at least 10 articles related to your chosen topic . To qualify as a source of information that you can use for the assignment, these main articles must report results of research studies (i.e. not just authors’ opinions). Each article must also:  Have been published in a refereed journal or conference proceedings (though you may obtain the article through an online source)  Have an extensive references section . In addition, you may choose to supplement these articles with a few articles from other sources or that do not present the authors’ own results. After reading each article, you should think about how they all fit together . Your review should be organised by concepts , such as findings, rather than by sources of information . Do not proceed through the articles one -by -one . Your literature review should include an introduction, a main body that reviews the literature (and which you should subdivide f urther), and a conclusion. Format guidelines  Give your literature review a title that clearly reflects the content of your review.  Include an Introduction section that states the purpose of the review and a Conclusion section . Include other sub -sections to help structure your work.  Use a professional looking font and a font size of 11 or 12 point .  Your review should be approximately +/- 1500 words in length.  Include appropriate citations throughout the review and a list of references at the end. Referen cing should be in either APA or IEEE style  Your review should include a minimum of 10 sources of information .  Your Sources must be found in Academic Source (e.g. Google Scholar )  Report must be fluent and structured (correct grammar, spell -ch ecked, correctly punctuated, paragraphing, topic sentences and flow of ideas) Component in the report: Structure  The introduction need to describe the p urpose of the literature review .  The body need to present the information in an organised and logical manner .  Provide an effective conclusion that summa rises the main points discussed. Content and Research:  The title need to reflect the contents of the literature review  There need to have evidence of adequate understan ding of the literature.  The organisation/grouping of the literature need to be effective with the main points clearly relat ed to the purpose of the review  The main points supported by evidence (are not just your opinions)  Material must be synthesised Use of Sources  At least 10 references cited  Must be mainly academic sources (e.g. journal articles and conference papers) used?  The APA or IEEE style (‘in -text’ referencing and reference list) must be correctly referenced  Must be in your own words