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“I spent 1 ½ hours sifting through one large box. …”: Diaries as information behavior of the archives user: Lessons learned

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Digital and Traditional Archives Management Library Science and Information Literacy Data Analysis and Archiving

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Abstract This article describes how diaries were implemented in a study of the use of archives and archival finding aids by history graduate students. The issues concerning diary use as a data collection technique are discussed as well as the different types of diaries.

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2002Accidentally Found on Purpose: Information-Seeking Behavior of Historians in Archives

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