About
Jacques Raynauld is a Professor at HEC Montréal since 1978 and has held the Chair of Learning and Teaching Technologies in Management Education since 2003. He is also the Director of the Department of Applied Economics. Known for his innovative approaches, he spearheaded the Virtuose program in 1998, which integrated laptop computers into learning experiences. His work focuses on educational technology, curriculum design, and competency-based frameworks. He has contributed to advancements in ePortfolio systems, ICT in education, and healthcare research, particularly in osteoarthritis treatment analysis.
Research interests span educational technology, management education, econometrics, and applied economics. Notable contributions include developing tools like Karuta 2.2 for ePortfolio discovery and frameworks for curriculum alignment. He has also explored the impact of technological integration on teaching methods and workforce development strategies.
His articles cover diverse topics, from ePortfolio systems to biomarker research in osteoarthritis, reflecting a blend of educational innovation and healthcare analytics. The Virtuose program exemplifies his commitment to using technology to enhance learning environments.
- Scientific Awards: Grand Prize for excellence in teaching (2010).
- Grants and Contributions: Pioneered Virtuose (1998), led the Chair in Management Education, and contributed to policy analysis in Cameroon’s education sector.
Labs/Teams: Active in HEC Montréal’s Department of Applied Economics and collaborates with institutions on curriculum modernization and educational technology initiatives.
