Vine is the latest social networking platform to gain traction on mobile devices. The app, owned and operated by Twitter, allows users to share six-second videos and is catching on quickly. Silicon Valley venture capitalist Mary Meeker mentions Vine in her 2013 Internet Trends Report and tech blog BGR addressed the app in a recent post:
Vine?s monthly active user base soared from 2% to nearly 8% of iPhone owners in the U.S. between January and April. According to Onavo, Vine?s engagement growth in May is far faster than that of WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Chrome, Snapchat or other rivals. As a matter of fact, Vine?s engagement growth is more than seven times faster than Snapchat?s.
Every college uses social media to engage with students and alumni. Apps like Twitter and Instagram paved the way for quick, visual snippets of information. Vine is a new way to communicate, and a number of schools are testing out the new medium. Here are a just a few of them.
Editor?s note: Vine?s search function is limited. As a result, so is our list. Please leave a comment if you would like us to include your college on this list.
Princeton University
Stanford Engineering
Stanford Business
University of Michigan
University of Florida
University of Oregon
Duke University
Oregon State University
UCLA Health
Notre Dame University
Boise State University
Drexel University
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Portland
Xavier University
High Point University
Bentley University
Colorado State University
George Washington University
Northwestern University
Hofstra University
Butler University
University of New Hampshire
Elon University
Marquette University
Miami University
Temple University
Cornell University
Lehigh University
Rutgers University Student Affairs
Drew University
Georgia Southern University Campus Recreation
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