Survey of Law School Faculty 2023, Use of Twitter

This study looks closely at who, which, and how often law school faculty use Twitter, what they use it for, and what they think of it as a tool for law school faculty. The report enables law school faculty and administrators to pinpoint the benefits and pitfalls of Twitter use.

Just a few of this 28-page report’s many findings are:

48% of law faculty in the sample had their own Twitter account.
Mean and median use of Twitter was much higher for female than male faculty.
Faculty from public college law schools were significantly more likely than those from private college law schools to highly value Twitter as a career tool.

Data in the report was derived from a survey drawing 104 responses from 56 law schools in the USA; it was conducted from April 10 to June 7, 2023. Data is broken out by variables related to the institutional affiliation of the survey participants (enrollment size, public/private status/ranking) law schools, as well as personal characteristics such as age and gender.

THE QUESTIONNAIRE

Characteristics of the sample

INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATIONS OF THE SURVEY PARTICIPANTS

SUMMARY OF MAIN FINDINGS

Percentage of Law School Faculty with a Twitter Account
Percentage of Respondent Law Schools with an Institutional Twitter Account
Number of Minutes per Day Spent on Twitter
Perceived Value of Twitter

List of Tables

Table 1.1 Do you personally have a Twitter account?
Table 1.2 Do you personally have a Twitter account? Broken out by enrollment
Table 1.3 Do you personally have a Twitter account? Broken out by title
Table 1.4 Do you personally have a Twitter account? Broken out by age of respondent
Table 1.5 Do you personally have a Twitter account? Broken out by gender of respondent
Table 1.6 Do you personally have a Twitter account? Broken out by public or private college
Table 1.7 Do you personally have a Twitter account? Broken out by number of courses taught last semester
Table 1.8 Do you personally have a Twitter account? Broken out by law school ranking
Table 2.1 To the best of your knowledge, does your employer have an institutional Twitter account?
Table 2.2 To the best of your knowledge, does your employer have an institutional Twitter account? Broken out by enrollment
Table 2.3 To the best of your knowledge, does your employer have an institutional Twitter account? Broken out by title
Table 2.4 To the best of your knowledge, does your employer have an institutional Twitter account? Broken out by age of respondent
Table 2.5 To the best of your knowledge, does your employer have an institutional Twitter account? Broken out by gender of respondent
Table 2.6 To the best of your knowledge, does your employer have an institutional Twitter account? Broken out by public or private college
Table 2.7 To the best of your knowledge, does your employer have an institutional Twitter account? Broken out by number of courses taught last semester
Table 2.8 To the best of your knowledge, does your employer have an institutional Twitter account? Broken out by law school ranking
Table 3.1 About how much time per day in minutes do you spend using Twitter?
Table 3.2 About how much time per day in minutes do you spend using Twitter? Broken out by enrollment
Table 3.3 About how much time per day in minutes do you spend using Twitter? Broken out by title
Table 3.4 About how much time per day in minutes do you spend using Twitter? Broken out by age of respondent
Table 3.5 About how much time per day in minutes do you spend using Twitter? Broken out by gender of respondent
Table 3.6 About how much time per day in minutes do you spend using Twitter? Broken out by public or private college
Table 3.7 About how much time per day in minutes do you spend using Twitter? Broken out by number of courses taught last semester
Table 3.8 About how much time per day in minutes do you spend using Twitter? Broken out by law school ranking
Table 4.1 How valuable to your practice of law is Twitter?
Table 4.2 How valuable to your practice of law is Twitter? Broken out by enrollment
Table 4.3 How valuable to your practice of law is Twitter? Broken out by title
Table 4.4 How valuable to your practice of law is Twitter? Broken out by age of respondent
Table 4.5 How valuable to your practice of law is Twitter? Broken out by gender of respondent
Table 4.6 How valuable to your practice of law is Twitter? Broken out by public or private college
Table 4.7 How valuable to your practice of law is Twitter? Broken out by number of courses taught last semester
Table 4.8 How valuable to your practice of law is Twitter? Broken out by law school ranking
What is the primary benefit Twitter to you in your practice of law? Be specific and if possible, provide concrete references.
What do you think of the use of Twitter as a tool for law school faculty? Who do you find it particularly useful to follow?

Methodology

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Just a few of this 28-page report’s many findings are:

Table of Contents

Methodology

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