| Publications
RESEARCH
* denotes data-based scholarship
Peer-Reviewed
Book Chapters
*Polly, D. (in
press).
Preparing teachers to integrate technology effectively: The case of
higher-order thinking skills (HOTS). Chapter to appear in S.
D’Augustono (Ed.) Adaptation, Resistance and Access to
Instructional Technologies: Assessing Future Trends in Education.
IGI Global.
Polly, D. (in press). Employing
technology to create authentic learning environments. In H. Song
(Ed.), Distance Learning
Technology, Current Instruction, and the Future of Education:
Applications of Today, Practices of Tomorrow.
IGI Global.
*Polly, D., Mims, C., Inan, F., & Shepherd, C. (in press).
Evaluating the impact of PT3 projects focused on methods courses and
field experiences. Chapter to appear in W. Hienecke (Ed.),
Evaluation of Preparing Tomorrow’s Teachers to Teach with Technology
Grants. Information Age Publishing.
Polly, D., &
Mims, C. (2009).
Designing
professional development to support teachers’ TPACK and integration
of Web 2.0 technologies. In T.T. Kidd & I. Chen (Eds.). Wired for
Learning: Web 2.0 Guide for Educators, 301-316.
Polly, D., &
Moore, J.A. (2008). The great divide: Preparing pre-service teachers
to integrate technology effectively. In M. Orey, V.J. McClendon, R.M.
Branch (Eds.), 2008 Educational Media and Technology
Yearbook, 17-31.
*Polly, D. &
Shepherd, C.E. (2007). Preservice teachers' perceptions of
appropriate technologies. In T. Kidd & H. Song (Eds.), Handbook
of Research on Instructional Systems and Technology. (p.
198-215).
Peer-Reviewed
Journals
*Polly, D., Mims, C., Inan, F., & Shepherd, C.E. (in press).
Evidence of impact: An analysis of the influence of PT3 Projects
designed to transform methods courses and field experiences. Article
to appear in Teaching and Teacher Education.
Hannafin,
M.J., Shepherd, C.E., & Polly, D. (in press). Video assessment of
classroom teaching practices: Lessons learned, problems & issues.
Article to appear in Educational Technology.
*Polly, D. & Ausband L. (2009). Developing higher order thinking skills through WebQuests. Journal of Computing in Teacher Education, 26(1), 5-10.
Polly,
D. & Brantley-Dias, L. (2009). TPACK: Where do we go now? Tech
Trends, 53(5), 46-47.
Polly, D., & Ruble, L. (2009). Learning to share equally.
Teaching Children Mathematics, 15(9), 558-565.
* Glazer, E.M.,
Hannafin, M.J., Polly, D., & Rich, P. (2009). Factors and
interactions influencing technology integration during situated
professional development in an elementary school. Computers in
Schools, 26(1), 21-39.
* Polly, D. (2008).
Modeling
the influence of calculator use and teacher effects on first grade
students’ mathematics achievement. Journal of Technology in
Mathematics and Science Teaching, 27(3), 245-263.
Polly, D. (2007).
Blogs: Turning
technology-driven social fads into an educational tool. Virginia
Society for Technology in Education Journal, 21(4).
* Polly, D. (2006).
Participants’ focus in a learner-centered technology-rich
mathematics professional development program. The Mathematics
Educator, 16(1), 14-21.
* Bleich, L., Ledford,
S.D., Orrill, C.H., & Polly, D., (2006). An anlaysis of the use of
graphical representation in participants’ solutions. The
Mathematics Educator, 16(1), 22-34.
* Mims, C., Polly, D.,
Shepherd, C., Inan, F. (2006). Examining PT3 projects designed to
improve preservice education. Tech Trends, 50(3), 17-24.
Erbas, A., Ledford,
S., Orrill, C., Polly, D. (2005). Promoting problem solving across
geometry and algebra by using technology. The Mathematics
Teacher, 98 (9), 599-603.
Erbas, A., Ledford,
S., Orrill, C.H., & Polly, D., (2004). Engaging students through
technology. Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, 9,
300-305.
Peer-Reviewed
Journal Articles Submitted for Publication
Polly, D. & Hannafin, M.J. (under review). Reexamining
learner-centered professional development.
*Polly, D. & Hannafin, M.J. (under review).
Examining how
learner-centered professional development influences teachers’
espoused and enacted practices.
*Polly, D. (under review).
Developing TPACK
in mathematics: The case of learner-centered professional
development.
Polly, D. (under
review). Technology-rich mathematical tasks.
Polly, D.,
Yantis, T. & Yantis, T. (under review). How can we fill it? Shape
puzzles in first and second grade.
Polly, D. (under
review). Promoting teacher learning through the exploration of
mathematical tasks.
Polly, D. (under
review). Supporting teacher learning in a Web 2.0 world.
*Polly, D.,
Margerison, A., & Piel, J. (under review). The Influence of
Teachers' Beliefs on Students' Mathematical Understanding and
Achievement.
*Lo, Y., Ceglowski, D.A., Hershey-Mason, M., Nyce, J.M., & Polly, D.
(under review). Negotiating school district approval for
university-based educational research.
Invited
Articles and Book Chapters
Good, A., & Polly, D. (in press). Bridging
Theory to Practice with Teleobservation in Social Studies Methods
Classes. Article to appear in Social Studies Teaching.
Polly, D. & Grant, M.M. (in preparation). Supporting
technology integration in higher education through professional
development. Article to appear in
Mims, C., Polly, D., & Grant, M..
(2009). Technology integration in K-12. In M. K. Barbour & M. Orey
(Eds.), The Foundations of Instructional Technology.
Retrieved June 29, 2009, from
http://projects.coe.uga.edu/itFoundations/
Polly, D. (2008). The AECT internship experience: An example
of authentic learning. Tech Trends 52(5), 14.
Grant Writing
Royster, D., Polly, D., & Pugalee, D. (2009,
January).
Developing Standards-Based Mathematics Teachers. Proposal submitted
to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Mathematics
and Science Partnership Program. ($1,722,870, funded). Principal
Investigator.
Royster, D., Polly,
D., Pugalee, D. (2008, November). Building Teacher Leadership for
Quality Mathematics Instruction. Proposal submitted to the North
Carolina Department of Public Instruction NC Quest Program.
($299,981, funded). Co-Principal Investigator.
Polly, D. (2008,
July). CAREER: Developing and raising up elementary mathematics
specialists. Proposal submitted to the National Science Foundation
CAREER Early Faculty Program ($400,304, not funded).
Wang, C., Polly, D.,
Royster, D., Pugalee, D., Schoellenberger, J. (2008, June).
Professional Development for K-2 Mathematics Teachers to Use
Standards-Based Curriculum ($1,400,000, not funded).
Taylor, D. B., & Polly, D. (2008). America Counts: Developing a math
tutoring program. Nations Bank Foundation, Charlotte, NC ($750,
funded).
Polly, D. (2006). UNC-Charlotte
Curriculum Improvement and Development Grant (2006, October).
Developing Elementary Mathematics Teachers. ($5,500, Funded).
Principal Investigator.
Polly, D. (2006). UNC-Charlotte
Faculty Research Grant (2006, September). Exploring Mathematical
Tasks ($5,750, Funded). Principal Investigator.
Orrill, C.H., Polly,
D., & McMillan, T. (2003). Georgia Department of Education Teacher
Quality Initiative. ($67,585.00, Funded).
Technical Reports
Hannafin, M.J., Hannafin, K., Kim, M., Masland, L., Polly, D., Shepherd, C., & West, R. (2005). Summary of Online Pilot Survey. Report submitted to the Georgia Department of Education in partial fulfillment of the evaluation of the GA-DOE Title II-D project. Contribution: 90%.
Hannafin, M.J., Hannafin, K., Kim, M., Masland, L., Polly, D., Shepherd, C., & West, R. (2005). Aligning performance standards, mathematics content, and learning tasks in 3 rd , 4 th and 5 th grade mathematics. Report submitted to the Georgia Department of Education in partial fulfillment of the evaluation of the GA-DOE Title II-D project. Contribution: 40%.
Hannafin, M.J., Hannafin, K., Kim, M., Masland, L., Polly, D., Shepherd, C., & West, R. (2005). Year 2 Quarterly Report. Report submitted to the Georgia Department of Education in partial fulfillment of the evaluation of the GA-DOE Title II-D project. Contribution: 40%.
Hannafin, M.J., Hickey, D., Kim, M., Polly, D., & Song, L. (2004). End of Year 1 Report. Report submitted to the Georgia Department of Education in partial fulfillment of the evaluation of the GA-DOE Title II-D project. Contribution: 20%.
Conference Proceedings
National and International Conferences (Refereed)
** denotes blind peer reviewed
* denotes peer reviewed (not blind)
**Shepherd, C. & Polly, D. (October, 2004). "Redesigning an Introduction to Computers Course for Preservice Teachers to Focus on Multimedia Reflection." Paper presented at the Association for Educational Communications and Technology's International Meeting: Chicago, IL. Contribution: 50%.
*Keller, M., & Polly, D. (June, 2004). "Enhancing the Teacher-Student Connection: Innovations in Professional Development to Improve Student Achievement." Brief paper to be presented at the 2004 Ed-Media World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications: Lugano, Switzerland. Contribution: 50%.
*Polly, D., & Griffin, T. (June, 2004). "The Internet's Impact on Teacher Education: Implications for Online Professional Development Courses for Teachers." Brief paper to be presented at the 2004 Ed-Media World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications: Lugano, Switzerland. Contribution: 80%.
*Polly, D., Orrill, C.H. Ledford, S.D., & Erbas, A.K. (June, 2004). "Technology-Enhanced Math Investigations: Facilitating the Design and Implementation of TEMIs into the Classroom." Full paper to be presented at the 2004 Ed-Media World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications: Lugano, Switzerland. Contribution: 80%.
*Ledford, S.D, Polly, D., Erbas, A.K., & Orrill, C.H.(April, 2004). "Learner-Centered Professional Devleopment: The Intermath Experience." Poster presentation presented at the Research Presession of the 2004 National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Annual Convention: Philadelphia, PA. Contribution: 25%.
*Polly, D., Orrill, C.H., Erbas, A.K., & Ledford, S.D. (March, 2004). "Training Teachers to Integrated Technology-Rich Mathematics Investigations." Brief paper presented at the 2004 Society for Information Technology and Teacher Educaiton's Annual Conference: Atlanta, GA. Contribution: 50%.
*Shepherd, C., Polly, D., Rich, P., & Thomas, G.(March, 2004). "Integrating E-Portfolios into Teacher Education Programs." Brief paper presented at the 2004 Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education's Annual Conference: Atlanta, GA. Contribution: 40%.
*Orrill, C.H., Erbas, A.K., Ledford, S.D., & Polly, D. (March, 2004). "Integrating Technology-Enhanced Mathematical Investigations." Poster session presented at the 2004 Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education's Annual Conference: Atlanta, GA. Contribution: 25%.
*Polly, D. (October, 2003). "Putting the Learner First: Cognitive Theories in Instructional Design." Concurrent session presented at the 2003 Association for Educational Communications and Technology Conference, Anaheim, CA.
*Polly, D. (October, 2003). "Dropping your anchors: Implications for learning anchors in middle grades classrooms." Roundtable session presented at the 2003 Association for Educational Communications and Technology Conference, Anaheim, CA.
*Moore, J., Polly, D., Deaton, B., Singleton, E., & Wang, F. (October, 2003). "The Great Divide: Pre-service Faculty Use (or non-Use) of Technology in Pre-service Methods Courses." Poster session presented at the 2003 Association for Educational Communications and Technology Conference, Anaheim, CA. Contribution: 40%.
*Polly, D. (June, 2003). "Anchoring Student Learning in Technology-Rich Authentic Environments." Brief paper presented at the 2003 Ed-Media World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications, Honolulu, Hawaii.
*Polly, D. (June, 2003). "Infusing Cognitive Principles in the Development of Instrutional Activities." Brief paper presented at the 2003 Ed-Media World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications, Honolulu, Hawaii.
*Polly, D., & Hannafin, R.D. (June, 2003). "Employing Dynamic Software to Solve Open-Ended Investigations." Brief paper presented at the 2003 Ed-Media World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and Telecommunications, Honolulu, Hawaii. |