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In this paper, I will discuss two HCI methodologies, diary study and affinity diagramming, that were carried out using multimodal data such as images, audio, video, annotated media along with the traditional use of text. I will discuss a software solution that was developed at HP Labs to conduct a multimodal diary study using three touch points: PCs, mobile devices and any type of landline/cellular phone. This will be followed by a discussion on how Microsoft StickySorter software was used to conduct multimodal affinity diagramming exercises.