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Tuesday, 10 May 2011

The Most Influential Schools of Engineering on Twitter - Brown is No. 1

Posted on 06:27 by Unknown

Which school of engineering has the most Klout? Engineering schools are tech-savvy, but which has the best managed Twitter account and is engaging with alumni, media and friends on Twitter. 

For the uninitiated, Klout score is a measurement of your overall online influence and ranges from 1 to 100. Klout uses over 35 variables to measure true reach (the size of your engaged audience), amplification probability (the likelihood that your messages will generate actions), and network score (how influential your engaged audience is).

Not surprisingly, some of the universities that top the academic rankings are also among the best at social media. Here’s the breakdown of the top ten:

1. 
Brown Engineering 47brownengin Brown University School of Engineering
2. Stanford Engineering 46stanfordeng Stanford University Engineering 
3. UW-Madison Engr 42UWMadEngr University of Wisconsin-Madison Engineering
4. ISU_CoE 40ISU_CoE Iowa State University College of Engineering 
5. VT Engineering 40VTEngineering Virginia Tech University Engineering
6. Michigan Engineering 39UMengineering University of Michigan Engineering 
7. 
Olin College 39OlinCollege Olin College 
8. osuengineering 38osuengineering Ohio State University Engineering 
9. Harvard SEAS 37hseas Harvard University School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
10. UW Engineering 37uwengineering University of Washington Engineering 

  
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