I also came to the conclusion that it was produced. What is the likelihood that 
a student would be videoing the professor just before this happened? (I turned 
up the volume to figure out what the class was about and it was some first-day 
blather.) And if this was not staged, how likely is it that the student making 
the tape would know just where to pan to zoom in smoothly on the offending 
caller? Although the title is something like "enraged professor flips out," he 
seemed awfully calm to me, in spite of the drama of the gesture, and, 
curiously, the class makes zero response.

Its a fantasy video . . . which raises the respect question just the same. I 
know of any number of people who wish they were the professor in the video.
Reminds me of the staged, rip up the cheating student/confederate's test paper 
right there in class.
Another academic/urban myth?

Claudia J. Stanny, Ph.D.                      
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Interim Director, Center for University Teaching, Learning, and Assessment
University of West Florida
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I'm surprised that there has not been any further discussion of this video.
Is it because there is a sense that this was a staged event?

Miguel
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  Interesting technique:     ;)

  http://us.video.aol.com/video.index.adp?mode=1&pmmsid=1720293

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