Social Tagging: Implications for Cultural Heritage Professionals
Susan Chun. A presentation in the “Discovery This Side of the Virtual Wall” panel at the Art Libraries Society of North America (ARLIS) Annual Conference, Indianapolis, April, 2009. [presentation slides]

Steve in Action: Social Tagging Tools and Methods Applied
Susan Chun, Tiffany Leason, Rob Stein, Bruce Wyman, and Beth Harris. A Workshop at the Museums and the Web Conference, Indianapolis, April, 2009. [presentation slides]

Social Tagging and Museums: Hearing the Visitor’s Voice  
Susan Chun. Speaker at the Museums in Conversation Conference (Museums Association of New York/Upstate History Alliance Annual Meeting), Tarrytown, NY, March, 2009. [presentation slides]

Exploring Social Tagging for Enhanced Access to Art Historical Materials
Susan Chun. Panelist in the Committee on Intellectual Property session at the College Art Association Annual Conference, Los Angeles, February, 2009. [presentation slides]

Studying Social Tagging and Folksonomies: A Review and Framework
Jennifer Trant. Article in the Journal of Digital Information, Volume 10, No. 1 (2009). Texas: Texas A&M University Libraries. 2009.

Tagging, Folksonomies and Art Museums: Early Experiments and Ongoing Research
Jennifer Trant. Article in the Journal of Digital Information, Volume 10, No. 1 (2009). Texas: Texas A&M University Libraries. 2009.

2008

Should You Care about Social Tagging? Findings and Recommendations from steve.museum
Robert Stein, Jennifer Trant, and Susan Chun. A presentation at the Museum Computer Network Annual Conference, Washington, DC, 2008.

Steve.Museum: Social Tagging of Art Images
Susan Chun and Daniel Starr. A presentation for the Columbia University Digital Library Seminar Series, New York, November, 2008. [Susan Chun and Daniel Starr presentation slides]

access to art museums online: a role for social tagging and folksonomy?
Jennifer Trant. Keynote address at the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative Annual Meeting, Berlin, Germany, September, 2008.

Public and Professional Vocabularies: comparing user tagging with museum documents and documentation
Jennifer Trant and David Bearman. Networked Knowledge Organisation Systems and Services (NKOS) Workshop at the European Digital Libraries Meeting, September, 2008. Blog entry and presentation slides.

Introducing Steve: The Museum Social Tagging Project
Susan Chun. A briefing at the New York State Arts Summit, Schenectady, September, 2008. [presentation slides]

Using steve.museum
Willy Lee and Charles Moad. A workshop at Museums and the Web, Montreal, April, 2008.

Agile Methods for Project Management
David Ellis, Michael Jenkins, Willy Lee, and Robert Stein. A presentation and paper for Museums and the Web, Montreal, April, 2008.

Steve.Museum: Social Tagging and Museum Collections
Susan Chun. A presentation at the NFAIS/Palinet Workshop, “The Future of Bibliographic Control,” Philadephia, April, 2008. [presentation slides]

The Steve Project at the Met
Billy Chi-hing Kwan. A presentation at the Visual Resources Association Annual Conference, San Diego, March, 2008. [presentation slides]

Social Tagging Museums: Research and Reflections
Jennifer Trant. A presentation at the NDAP International Conference, Taipei, Taiwan, March, 2008. [presentation slides]

Listening to Our Visitors: Steve.museum and the impact of social tagging for access to online collections
Robert Stein. A presentation at the Institute of Museum and Library Services WebWise Conference, Miami, March, 2008. [presentation slides]

Tag You're It: A Dialog Between Social Tagging and Traditional Classification
Richard Cherry. Participant in an ASIS&T workshop on social tagging, Los Angeles, February, 2008.

2007 

Do You See What I See? Social Tagging and Access to Museum Collections
Douglas Hegley, Matt Morgan, Robert Stein, and Jennifer Trant. A presentation at Museum Computer Network, Chicago, November, 2007. [presentation slides]

Social Tagging and Access to Collections
Jennifer Trant. A presentation for the International Seminar Electronic Documents: Management and Preservation, Belo Horizonte, Brazil, November 6, 2007. [Podcast]

Social Tagging and Art Museums: The steve Research Project
Michael Jenkins. A presentation at the NFAIS Humanities Roundatble, New York, October, 2007. [presentation slides]

The eye of the beholder: steve.museum and social tagging of museum collections
Jennifer Trant, David Bearman and Susan Chun. A paper in International Cultural Heritage Informatics Meeting (ICHIM07): Proceedings, J. Trant and D. Bearman (eds). Toronto: Archives & Museum Informatics. 2007.

Cataloguing by Crowd? Folksonomies, Taxonomies, and the Social Tagging of Museum Collections
Susan Chun. A presentation at the Continuous Access to Cultural Heritage (CATCH)/Netherlands Organisation for Cultural Research (NOW) Annual Meeting, Delft, The Netherlands, September, 2007. [presentation slides]

Steve.Museum: The Adventures of Libraries 2.0
Willy Lee. A presentation for the College of St. Catherine MLIS Program, September, 2007.

Improved Access to Art? A steve update
Jennifer Trant. A presentation for the Dublin Core Annual Meeting, Singapore, August 2007.

What We Talk About When We Tag About Art
Susan Chun. Keynote presentation at the New Media Consortium’s Pachyderm Annual Conference, Dallas, September, 2007. [presentation slides]

Hearing the Visitor's Voice
Susan Chun. A presentation at the Innovative Ideas Forum, National Library of Australia, Canberra, Australia, April, 2007. [presentation slides]

The Visitor’s Voice: Social Tagging and the Museum Collection
Susan Chun. A presentation at the Riksförbundet Sveriges Museer (Association of Swedish Museums) Annual Meeting, Stockholm, March, 2007.

Understanding Searches of an On-line Contemporary Art Museum Catalogue
Jennifer Trant. Draft paper, released January, 2007.

2006

By the People: Folksonomy in American Art Museums
Susan Chun. A presentation at the National Digital Forum Annual Meeting, Wellington, New Zealand, November, 2006.

Social Tagging and Folksonomy: steve.museum and Access to Art
David Ellis, Matt Morgan, Robert Stein, and Bruce Wyman (Chair: Jennifer Trant). A presentation at Museum Computer Network, Pasadena, California, November, 2006.

Social Classification and Folksonomy in Art Museums: early data from the steve.museum tagger prototype
Jennifer Trant. A paper for the ASIST SIG-CR workshop on Social Classification, Austin, Texas, November, 2006.

Social Tagging and Folksonomy in Art Museums: steve.museum
Jennifer Trant. A presentation to the Accessibility Working Group, Dublin Core Annual Meeting, October 5, 2006. [Podcast]

Expert Tagging: An Oxymoron?
Susan Chun, Doug Hiwiller, Michael Jenkins, and Leonard Steinbach. A presentation for the New Media Consortium Online Conference on Digital Media, October, 2006.

Image cataloguing of the people, by the people, and for the people
Susan Chun. A presentation at the International Committee on Documentation of the International Council of Museums Annual Conference, Goteborg, Sweden, September, 2006.
        
One Librarian's Journey from Controlled Vocabularies to Social Tagging
Daniel Starr. A presentation at the Research Libraries Group Member Forum, Washington, DC, August, 2006.

Investigating Social Tagging and Folksonomies in Art Museums with steve.museum
Jennifer Trant and Bruce Wyman. A paper and presentation at the WWW2006 Collaborative Tagging Workshop, Edinburgh, Scotland, May, 2006. [PDF Preprint]

Folksonomy and the Art Museum: Introducing and Proving the Concepts Behind steve
Susan Chun, Peter Samis, Jennifer Trant, and Bruce Wyman. A workshop at the American Association of Museums Annual Meeting, Boston, April, 2006.

Steve.museum: An Ongoing Experiment in Social Tagging, Folksonomy, and Museums
Susan Chun, Rich Cherry, Doug Hiwiller, Jennifer Trant, and Bruce Wyman. A presentation and paper at the Museums and the Web Conference. Albuquerque, March, 2006.

2005