The development of digital teaching competence is one of the fundamental requirements of what is known as the “knowledge society”. With the aim of evaluating, from an expert point of view, the design of a training itinerary oriented to the training development of non-university teachers under the t-MOOC architecture for the improvement of digital teaching competence (DTC), the following quantitative research is presented. For this purpose, a quantitative validation design was established using the expert judgement technique. To measure the level of the expert coefficient, the expert competence (K) index was calculated for a random sample of 292 subjects participating in the study: teachers belonging to preschool and primary schools in the Andalusian community. The responses of those experts who scored ≥0.8 on the external competence index were then selected. The results demonstrate the validity of the tool produced (T-MOOC) as well as the uniformity of the criteria of the experts participating in the evaluation. Consequently, the necessary structuring of personalised training plans supported by reference models is discussed.
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