Evaluation of a training environment for the acquisition of technological skills among university teachers

Technological advances that have been experiencing in our society for years and the emergence of Web 2.0, has not only led to changes in the political, economic and social development of our society, but our educational institutions also are immersed in these changes because ICT has been a great potential for them. It is the harnessing collective intelligence in which the amount of content, dissemination of knowledge on the subject of interest is multiplied, more meaningful learning and its users are acquiring the skills and competencies required for today's society is acquired. These changes justify the development of ICT training activities aimed at university teachers. In this paper we present a quantitative descriptive study in which a training environment designed to train teachers in technological skills is evaluated. The strategy was to assess the environment by expert judgment, initially shortlisted by creating a biogram and later by expert competence coefficient allowing more adequately discriminate the selection of experts. The results confirmed the potential of the environment as a means of technology training for teachers.