Raynald JADOUL

Researcher - Technology advisor - Technical evangelist, CRP Henri Tudor
Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Research field: Computer and Information Science - Human-Computer Interaction
Adaptive user interface, Semantic web, Education, Intelligent systems

Publications

Conference Proceedings (4)
- Raynald Jadoul, Sachié Mizohata (2007) Development of a platform dedicated to collaboration in the social sciences, 265-272. In Proceedings of the IADIS International Conference on Cognition and Exploratory Learning in Digital Age Single (IADIS International Conference CELDA 2006).
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- R Jadoul, P Plichart, J Swietlik et al. (2006) EXULiS – a Rich Internet Application (RIA) framework used for eLearning and eTesting, 851-855. In Current Developments in Technology-Assisted Education - VOL. II: Technological Science Education, Collaborative Learning, Knowledge Management.
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- Raynald Jadoul, Sachié Mizohata (2006) PRECODEM, An Example Of Tao In Service Of Employment, 259-266. In Conference on Cognition and Exploratory Learning in Digital Age Single (IADIS International Conference CELDA 2006).
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- Patrick Plichart, Raynald Jadoul, Luc Vandenabeele et al. (2004) TAO, A Collective Distributed Computer-Based Assessment Framework Built on Semantic Web Standards. In International Conference on Advances in Intelligent Systems – Theory and Application AISTA2004.
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Generic (1)
- Raynald Jadoul, Sachié Mizohata (2007) Can the employability in IT be monitored and improved?.
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Biographical Information

Since September 1995, Raynald Jadoul has worked as a computer scientist for the Public Research Centre Henri Tudor. He is the creator of eXULiS and one of the creator-designers of the TAO platform, which is the core technology that has been successfully employed in OECD projects PISA 2009, PIAAC 2011, PISA 2012, and PISA 2015. He has led numerous national projects for the Ministries of Environment, Foreign Affairs, and Labour in Luxembourg. Most recently, he has worked for international collaborative computing projects of NATO, micro financing in South America, and OECD.