In this regular feature of "Educational Technology," Michael F. Shaughnessy and Mark Viner present their interview with Curt Bonk, Professor of Instructional Systems Technology at Indiana University and President of CourseShare; and Elaine Khoo, Research Fellow at the Wilf Malcolm Institute of Education, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand. Their interview centered around seven questions that asked: (1) What they were doing recently, in researching and writing?; (2) How would they respond to someone who wanted to have a "traditional" online classroom or environment?; (3) What would be the top five things they would want a person to take away related to online learning?; (4) What did they believe are the main themes or critical aspects for successful online learning?; (5) Is there an overall learning theory they chose to drive their online courses?; (6) Often it is heard someone is taking a class at the public library as they do not have Internet access at home or a laptop. How problematic is this, or should we be commending their diligence and motivation?; and (7) Where do mobile technologies fit into the scheme of things? Responses to these questions are provided in detail within the article.