| Display title | Tips for beginners in Norwegian Research |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | As you gather and organize the information you have found it is important to evaluate what you have found. This is a lot easier if you have documented your sources during your research activities. Keep a good research log. Make sure you write down what you are trying to find, where you have looked, and what sources you have aready used. What type of records have you searched, and what time period the record covers |