A University of Miami professor has resigned after students noticed a porn bookmark describing 'busty college girls' on his internet browser during a Zoom video conference class.
A University of Miami professor has resigned after students noticed a porn bookmark describing 'busty college girls' on his internet browser during a Zoom video conference class.
A lecturer at a US university has resigned after an unfortunate X-rated incident occurred on his screen while taking an online class.
University of Miami instructor John Peng Zhang was teaching a business analytics class over Zoom when he shared his screen with his students.
But on his screen studentscould see a pornographic website had been bookmarked.
The bookmark read "Busty college girl fu...".
One student, whose microphone was left on, pointed out the tab for the whole class to hear.
However, Zhang wasn't aware of the bookmark and continued lecturing the class.
University of Miami business professor John Peng Zhang has resigned after he was caught having a porn bookmark in his browser for 'busty college girls'.
In the meantime, students snapped photos and videos of the March 26 incident.
By the end of the class session, videos of Zhang's screen started to spread on social media, notably first on TikTok.
The student who posted the original video said he posted it for a laugh but soon removed it after realising the potential implications after it went viral.
"I felt bad about the attention it was getting I didn't want him to lose his job ... I thought he would be fine ... I felt really bad for him."
A University of Miami professor has resigned after students noticed a porn bookmark describing 'busty college girls' on his internet browser during a Zoom video conference class.
Zhang has since been removed from the school website.
The university confirmed Wednesday that Zhang left the university after his gaffe was exposed.
'The University of Miami aggressively investigates all complaints of inappropriate behaviour or sexual harassment," according to a school statement.
"After receiving a complaint through the University's ethics hotline, the incident was investigated by the Office of the Provost, Title IX investigator and Miami Herbert Business School. The University can confirm that John Peng Zhang resigned and is no longer employed at the University of Miami."