Abstract
This research aims to relate teachers’ perceptions to the use of technologies, and their relationship with the public policy “Standards and ICT competencies for the teaching profession”. It is a qualitative study with 40 teachers, from three Chilean regions. An interview was applied. The main results show a characterization of teachers depending on the use granted to technology, organization of rubrics and finally, recognition of ICT skills in their discourse. While most of teachers say they have skills associated with the educational dimension, there is no a homogeneous discourse in the teachers who participated in the study, that is to say, there is a wide range of criteria and recognized skills. This research is a first approach to knowledge and identification of ICT skills that teachers have in accordance with the Public Policy defined in the Country.
ICT competence; Educational policy; Teacher training; Teachers’ perception