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Emerging Concepts in Prompt Literacy

Roush, Jeremy

At the Library of Congress

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As language models become integral tools in federal information services, the ability to craft effective prompts “known as prompt literacy” is an essential skill for librarians and information professionals. In this webinar, expert Jeremy Roush traces the evolution of prompting, from simple queries to advanced techniques such as chain-of-thought reasoning, prompt chaining, and dynamic prompting. Through real-world examples from federal libraries, he showcases how these methods enhance archival workflows, generate legislative summaries, and support data extraction. The session also explores the use of prompt libraries, strategies for collaborative development, and emerging trends, all to equip attendees with practical insights for responsible and effective AI integration.

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