ROCK104- BY TEAM QUEEN. We want to write about Rock104’s new niche. It recently switched to online and is looking for local bands to play on its station. Gainesville is known for its huge local scene, and this is a rare opportunity for bands to get their name out there. A good photo would be a picture of the station’s single employee running everything from his own computer. Could include a TIMELINE BOX of the various format changes made at the college stations including WRUF-FM. Online could include a link to Rock104’s website, the websites of local bands we talk to and include a sample of the station’s voice tracks. Sources could include Randy Wright (the head of Division of Media Properties), The College’s dean, local bands trying to get air time, local listeners who are for or against the change and Glenn Rickard and Chris Coleman (they’re involved in running the station).
SAKAI (SUCK-KAI) – BY TEAM QUEEN. Professors have encountered many problems in using the new Sakai system but might not know what resources are available to them to troubleshoot these issues. PHOTOS: Computing Help Desk, professor at computer, student at computer on Sakai. We could possibly include a progression of screen shots that highlight Sakai problems. GRAPHIC of progression of past educational online systems and how long they were in effect. We could also include a list of resources for professors and students having trouble with Sakai. Online, we could have links to these resources within the graphic box. We could also encourage readers to comment about their problems or successes with the new system. This creates reader participation and loyalty. Sources include professors from various departments, students, Help Desk personnel and Prof. David Carlson (how far technology at UF has come, how faculty have dealt with it over the years).
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