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Tuesday November 17, 2026 5:45pm - 7:00pm EST
Metadata literacy has received far less attention than information, data, or AI literacy; partly because well-designed metadata works as invisible infrastructure. Yet LLM-mediated discovery makes this invisibility newly consequential: chatbots interpret queries and generate responses while the schemas, vocabularies, and exclusions shaping their outputs recede further from view. Through two vignettes, book recommendation and computational humanities research, we argue that library education should cultivate metadata literacy as an epistemic competence for the LLM era.
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Qiaoyi Liu

PhD Candidate, Syracuse University
Qiaoyi is a third-year PhD candidate in Information Science and Technology at Syracuse University. With a background in biology and library science, she adopts an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge organization (KO) and science of science (SoS) studies, focusing on biological... Read More →
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Ximeng Deng

PhD Student, University of Maryland
Ximeng Deng is a first-year PhD student at the University of Maryland College of Information. She studies cultural heritage informatics, with two main strands: information representation in Linked Open Data for Library, Archives, and Museum (LAM) collections, and using LLMs to support... Read More →
Tuesday November 17, 2026 5:45pm - 7:00pm EST
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