Jason Puckett
Who Am I?
Librarian for Communication and Educational Technologies.
I'm the liaison librarian for Journalism and Speech. I teach research instruction classes in this and other areas, and work with instructional technologies to try to bring the library's teaching resources online.
What Can I Do For You?
Library Instruction for Journalism and Speech classes.
Research assistance by phone, e-mail, IM or in person
Training for your class or department on Zotero, EndNote, RSS and other technology topics
Collection development assistance for Journalism and Speech
Please contact me at jpuckett@gsu.edu or 404-413-2720.
I'm a GSU alum (BA in English) and got my master's in Library and Information Studies via Florida State's distance education program.
Publications
Book Review: Information Literacy at The Tech Static blog. http://www.thetechstatic.com/?p=578 February 10th, 2009.
Book Review: Cloud Computing at The Tech Static blog. http://www.thetechstatic.com/?p=372 January 9, 2009.
Puckett, J. (2008, October). Open-Source Software in Museums. Library Student Journal. Retrieved October 16, 2008, from http://librarystudentjournal.org/index.php/lsj/article/viewArticle/94/186.
“Creating an Instructional Podcast,” Library Instruction Roundtable newsletter, Summer 2008.
Presentations
"Finding Your Voice: Creative Ideas for Beginning a Pod- or Vidcast Series," Georgia Council of Media Organizations convention, Columbus GA, October 8, 2009, with Sarah Steiner.
"Library Exhibit on Gaming," Games in Libraries podcast, July 2009.
"Podcasting for Libraries," Association of College and Research Libraries webcast, June 2009.
“RSS, Blogs and Podcasting for Emerging Librarians,” Atlanta Emerging Librarians Group, September 27, 2008.
“Creating an Instructional Podcast,” GALILEO/GOLD Conference, Athens GA, August 1, 2008, with Rachel Borchardt. (Audio and slides here)
“Promoting Yourself With a Personal Website,” Atlanta Emerging Librarians Group, July 12, 2008. (Slides and text here)
Game review: “Lego Star Wars,” Games in Libraries podcast, June 2008.