About Scott McCormick
Author's Bio
Scott McCormick has been handling eLearning and training accounts for Fortune 50 companies for over two decades. His experience on the front lines has seen training delivery platforms change from 35mm slides to handheld devices. He has been part of change management processes as global companies have experimented with and then embraced eLearning and have either sprinted or trudged into the digital age. Scott is a partner at The Iona Group and has been with the company since its inception in 1984.
Scott is currently in charge of Float and Iona accounts to the global leader in construction and mining equipment and the world’s largest insurance company. He has seen corporate universities sprout out of the Illinois prairie and has observed or committed an impressive array of mistakes in the process of transitioning to new learning platforms. He has an English Education teaching degree from Illinois State University and ended up teaching corporate America instead of high school kids.Recent Posts by Scott McCormick
Nearly As Good as the Real Thing
Ready to figure out how to get that first mobile app out to your audience? You are not alone. I’m not sure those of us at Float are ready to [...]
MDM and MAM
We all know the scene. Row after row of cubicles as far as the eye can see with each one looking almost exactly the same. That may describe a corporation [...]
Let’s Get Small
The good news is that your manager has approved your goals for 2012. The scary news is that you listed one of your goals as, “Launch our first mobile learning [...]
Where’s the Punch Clock?
This time of year around Christmas and New Year’s, workers in all types of jobs take time off to enjoy the holidays and spend time with family and loved ones. [...]
…and the App was Good.
What if I told you there was an app that has been installed on one out of every 17 iPhones, iPads and Android devices, downloaded more than 34 million times [...]
Be Aware, Be Very Aware
At our parent company The Iona Group, we are continually developing eLearning for a great roster of exceptional clients. Right now we are in the midst of building a course [...]
Mobile in the Mainstream
During 2010, we heard a lot of excuses why mobile learning was not going to be adopted at an enterprise level or even a global level. Smartphones cost too much. [...]
Embracing the Mobile Learning Frontier
During the week of June 20, over 600 learning professionals descended on sunny San Jose to attend mLearnCon, the premier mobile learning conference in the United States. Read On >>>
The Mobile Learning App as Brand Advocate
What if you had an employee that worked 24/7 every day of the week, could interact with interested learners or customers all around the globe and was constantly promoting and [...]
Glossary III: Rise of the Smartphones
We’re just a little more than a month away from mLearnCon 2011, so it’s a good time to start boning up on some mobile learning terms. You don’t want to [...]
