Author Guidelines

Before preparing and submitting a manuscript, authors are not advised to withdraw the submitted manuscript after it is in the publication process (review, copyedit, layout, etc.).

General Guidelines for Authors

  1. The accepted manuscript is a manuscript that has never been published in any journal, whether or not in the status of being accepted for publication.
  2. The manuscript is the result of community service that has relevance to the Focus and Scope of this journal.
  3. The author attaches a statement stating that the manuscript written is truly his own work and does not contain plagiarism.
  4. The manuscript is written according to the template provided.
  5. References must be at least 6 sources with a minimum percentage of 80% coming from journal article references.
  6. The maximum plagiarism check result is 20%

Writing Systematics

The minimum length of the manuscript is 10 pages (approximately 2500-3000 words without title, abstract, and bibliography), typed with multiple spacing in A4 paper format, using Calibri Light font size 10,5. The language used is in English. The structure of the article manuscript consists of: Title, Author's Identity, Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Method, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, and References

Provisions for Writing Article Manuscripts

  1. Title: written in no more than 15 words
  2. Author's Identity: name is written without a title, accompanied by email and name of institution
  3. Abstract: The purpose of making this scientific article template is to provide general guidance for authors in presenting the results of their research and / or ideas in scientific work. The method of presentation in scientific articles should follow the general pattern commonly used in reputable journals, making it easier for authors to submit articles in these journals; writing scientific papers also needs to be adjusted to the scientific discipline that is the author's field of expertise. Journal articles usually use a systematic method consisting of: abstracts, keywords, introduction, methodology, results and discussion, conclusions, acknowledgments, and references. Specifically for abstracts it must contain elements: objectives, methodology, important results / findings, and conclusions; if possible narration / information can be added about the boundaries of research, practical implications, and social implications. Generally the presentation of abstract does not exceed 300 words. With cambrian font 9 and 1 space. Also made abstract in the form of English.
  4. Keywords: written in Indonesian and English , 3-5 words or groups of words, written alphabetically
  5. Introduction: Generally, scientific papers are in the form of argumentative narratives, which are used by academics and / or researchers to express information in a particular field or subject. In general, scientific papers discuss an accurate, semi-formal, impersonal, and objective subject in expressing ideas (Personal & Delfy, 2015). Published scientific works are thought contributions to address various problems that occur in human life (Rohmah, Huda, & Kusmintardjo, 2016). Scientific work is a reflection of the writer's experience and ideas in conducting studies / research, which reflects the uniqueness, identity, and self-image of the writer. However, it is necessary to standardize the publication of scientific papers to facilitate writers and readers in developing the thought flow of ideas that were born by the writer. The making of this template aims to provide general guidance for writers in presenting the results of research and / or their thoughts in scientific work, although in certain cases can be modified in accordance with the scientific field and writing style of the author.
  6. Method: Make sure that work can be repeated according to the details provided. It contains technical information of the study presented clearly. Therefore, readers can conduct research based on the techniques presented. Materials and equipment specifications are necessary. Approaches or procedures of study together with data analysis methods must be presented
  7. Results and Discussion: rThis section consists of the results of research and how they are discussed. The results obtained from research must be supported by adequate data. The results of the study must be the answers to the problem and the research objectives stated earlier in the introduction.
  8. Conclusion: Conclusions should be answers to research questions, and not expressed in statistical sentences. The explanation is in the form of flowing paragraphs which contain links between one content and another. Use terms that have substantive meaning in the field of science and avoid statistical / methodological technical terms.
  9. References: using the APA 7th model (American Psychological Association), use Reference Manager software such as Mendeley, Zotero, EndNote, etc.