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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
  • The submission has not been previously published, nor is it before another journal for consideration (or an explanation has been provided in Comments to the Editor).
  • The submission file is in OpenOffice, Microsoft Word, or RTF document file format.
  • Where available, URLs for the references have been provided.
  • The text is single-spaced; uses a 12-point font; employs italics, rather than underlining (except with URL addresses); and all illustrations, figures, and tables are placed within the text at the appropriate points, rather than at the end.
  • The text adheres to the stylistic and bibliographic requirements outlined in the Author Guidelines.

Author Guidelines

Download the template here: Indonesian version English version

  1. The manuscript must be original and has never been published or not being submitted for publication in another journal/proceeding. The name of the forum should be written in the manuscript presented previously in a forum/seminar.
  2. Make sure the authors' names are before submitting. Change (addition and deletion) of the author team's name is not permitted after submission.
  3. The manuscript should be written in Indonesian or English correctly. 
  4. The script should be 10-15 pages on A4 paper with 1 column format, and 1.5 spaces.
  5. Each page is given a page number at the bottom right, and number 1 starts from the sheet contained Abstract.
  6. Manuscripts are written in Lato letters with a size of 12 fonts except in certain parts, which are explained in the systematic writing below. The right/left/upper/lower margin (Margin) is 2.5 cm using the MS Word Window program.
  7. If using decimal, then the writing of the decimal must follow the American system (decimal point)
  8. Table/Figure must be presented following the template
  9. Preventing rejection, the manuscripts must be written with the provisions above and the template above.

TITLE (Lato 16)

The title of the manuscript must be clear and informative and contain the main ideas of the contents of the manuscript. Avoid using abbreviations and formulas in the title.

ABSTRACT

The abstract must stand alone where the reader must be able to understand the entire contents of the article by reading the abstract. Therefore, the abstract must briefly and clearly contain the objectives, methods, essential findings, and conclusions. Library references, tables, and figures are not permitted in the abstract. The abstract is written after the title in English. The abstract is written in one paragraph without the head title of each chapter (objectives, methods, results, and conclusions). Avoid using abbreviations in the abstract. However, if it is unavoidable, abbreviations must be defined first in the first writing in the abstract as well. Abstract no more than 250 words, including conjunctions.

KEYWORDS

Keywords must be a standard word chosen from the contents of the article that can reflect the ideas and concepts of the article. Avoid using general keywords. Keywords can be words or phrases. Don't use words in the title as keywords. Keywords will function for indexation of articles to make it easier for readers to access articles. Keywords are 3-5 words or phrases and are written in alphabetical order of the first letter of each word/phrase.

INTRODUCTION

The introduction contains an explanation behind the community service activities. The preliminary includes the background of the studies that have been done previously both by devotees and by other researchers so that they are considered suitable to be applied to community service activities. The introduction contains at least 60% of the total references in the bibliography. The reference referred to in the introduction is the most recent reference about science and technology that will be applied. This is to illustrate the state of the art of science and technology.

State the purpose of the activity based on a clear and sufficient background justification for the analysis of the situation of the partner activity, problems, and solutions. In compiling the introduction, also consider readers who might be unfamiliar with the written field.

METHOD

The time and place of implementation are written at the beginning of the method, but there is no need to make a specific sub-chapter of time and place. All materials, processes, approaches, and procedures for implementing activities are written concisely and clearly. Subchapters to separate the explanation of methods/approaches/work procedures for some activities can be made in the Method Chapter if needed.

RESULT AND DISCUSSION

Results and discussion are written in the same chapter. This journal is an applied scientific work so that the results and discussion are based on original research related to community service. The type of research depends on the area and topic of community service (impact of activities, surveys, interviews, questionnaires, experiments/demonstrations, etc.). The results and discussion are based on analysis and interpretation between theory and community service programs. This section can also be supplemented with problems encountered in implementing community service programs related to the implementation of science and technology that is carried out. Results and discussion are presented simultaneously, starting from the main results and supporting results and explained with discussion.The use of measurement units must use international system units. Figures and tables are not placed on the results and discussion, but write the reference figures and tables in the Results and Discussion Chapter. Subchapters to separate the explanation of the results and discussion of several activities can be made in this chapter if needed. Figures and Tables are placed separately at the end of the manuscript after the bibliography with the title/number of images/tables in each picture/table.

CONCLUSION

Conclusions must be clearly stated. Conclusions are built from the results and discussion. Conclusions can be supplemented with suggestions related to the article.

Acknowledgment

This chapter is optional, may not exist. Acknowledgments are written for institutions/individuals who have a real role in writing manuscripts and are generally funders.

REFERENCES

All references written in the text must be listed in the bibliography. Citation and references list are written follow the style of the American Psychological Association (APA) 6th Edition, and it is recommended to use reference management software such as Mendeley, Zotero, EndNote, or others. The source of the references referred must be the most recent reference no later than the last ten years. The references are sourced from primary referernce (journals/proceedings/theses/dissertations) of at least 80% of all references. The number of references referred to at least 15 references with a minimum of 60% is in the "Introduction".

 

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