Will at Work Learning: Interview with Type A Learning Agency, Segment 1

Wednesday, 01 March 2006

Will Thalheimer interviews Anna Belyaev and Gretchen Hartke of Type A Learning Agency in January of 2006.

This Segment is on journalism and the name Type A.

Questions Asked:

Given the miserable state of journalism in our field, what can we do to get better info to our fellow instructional professionals?

The name of your company is Type A Learning Agency. Who are you and what are you trying to say with that name?

MP3 File

NOTE: The full interview is available for download below the individual segments.

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