University and college channels on MAX

The collection now has 2 034 channels of universities, colleges and technical schools; together they have 854 282 subscribers, and 1 559 channels (77 %) posted in the last 7 days. datool.ru finds new government channels on its own, so the number keeps growing.

A channel gets here if it is a government channel (MAX itself assigns a public name like id<INN>_gos) and its title contains «колледж», «техникум», «университет», «институт», «академия» or «вуз». Each channel gets into only one institution collection: a “Medical University” goes to universities, not hospitals.

Type the number or name of the institution, the city or the district into “Find a channel”: the search only covers channels of the collection. You can pick a region in the “Region” filter: it is known for 52 channels in the collection, and tagging continues.

Most likely the channel title has no marker word (the channel is called, say, “District news” or after its head), the channel is not a government one (its name has no _gos) or it is private. All government channels are in the “Government channels” collection, and an open channel can be added by link.

Above the list are the “Subscribers”, “Activity”, “Quality index”, “Marks” and “Region” filters and the “Find a channel” field: search and filters work only inside the collection. The tabs change the order: by subscribers, quality index, citations, fresh posts and newest; the “Table” view is handy for comparing. 229 channels in the collection have a quality index of 70 or more.

The collection and its filter counts are recalculated every hour. datool.ru data collection updates subscribers and posts: large channels every few minutes, small ones once a day.

Government channels, Channels with the A+ label, Verified by owners, Million-subscriber channels, New channels, First MAX channels, 100K channels, Business channels, Post every day, Run ads, No ads, Schools, Kindergartens, Hospitals and clinics, Cultural institutions, Administrations. All collections with figures are on the “MAX channel collections” page.