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The Digital Information Interaction Group (DiiG) at the School of Library, Archival and Information Studies (SLAIS) brings together researchers and students engaged in the study of human interaction with digital information objects, collections of digital media, and digital information systems. Our shared interest in digital information interaction cuts across fields within information science: knowledge organization, information retrieval, HCI, and information behaviour, as well as drawing upon cognate disciplines, such as organizational behaviour, design, computer science and cognitive psychology... How do people navigate through, find, extract, engage with, synthesize and make use of digital information sources, and how does this differ from behaviour in traditional information environments?... What can be achieved in dynamic, interactive, and collaborative information environments that could not be achieved in the past?