Author Guidelines

Article Draft Templates can be downloaded here (in Bahasa)

Guidelines

  1. The article is an original article about the results of community engagement activities.
  2. The article has never been published or is not being reviewed by other journals.
  3. Articles are typed in Bahasa except for an Abstract, 1.0 spaced line and paragraph spacing, Times New Roman typeface using quarto paper (A4), and all illustrations, figures, and tables are placed within the text at the appropriate points rather than at the end.
  4. Articles are written up to 20 pages, including a bibliography, Figures and Tables.
  5. Articles in file format should be uploaded online at Platform & Workflow OJS/PKP.
  6. The article is attached with the author's statement about his work and does not contain elements of plagiarism download.
  7. We do not accept articles whose similarity is above 25%. Here's how to avoid plagiarism

 

Article Structure

  1. The title must be specific and compelling, with a maximum of 20 words.
  2. Authors are named without abbreviations and academic degrees, including the names of all institutions and the corresponding author's email address.
  3. The abstract is written in Bahasa and English versions, a maximum of 200 words, about the reasons for choosing the topic or the importance of public service topics, methods and a summary of results.
  4. Keywords are written in Bahasa and English versions (each consisting of 3-5 words), written alphabetically under the abstract paragraph.
  5. Introduction about the background and purpose of the activities carried out, written in short, solid and clear sentences.
  6. Methods stated the location and series of activities, materials and tools, methods of implementing activities, data collection methods, data processing and analysis.
  7. Results and Discussion on the implementation of activities, obstacles faced, impacts and efforts with sustaining activities. The results and discussion are presented in text, tables or images, and diagrams.
  8. The conclusion contains the meaning of the activity's results as an answer to the purpose of the service, suggestions or policy recommendations for program sustainability.
  9. Acknowledgements (if any) to mention the funding source for activities whose results are reported in the article.
  10. The bibliography is a system for writing citations/excerpts of a manuscript or literature using the Cardiff University- Harvard Style. It refers to the body of the article in alphabetical order, preferably using the primary library (see example below).  These citation styles can be easily found using software such as Mendeley

Reference 

Author 1 (last name, first initial), Author 2 (first initial, last name) and so on. Year of publication. Article title. Journal Name. Volume (Number): Pages.

Example:

Cartlidge, J. 2012. Crossing boundaries: Using fact and fiction in adult learning. The Journal of Artistic and Creative Education. 6(1):94-111.

Reference writing from the book:

Author 1 (last name, first initial), Author 2 (first initial, last name) and so on. Year of publication. Book title. Edition. Publisher. Place of Publication.

Example: 

O'Brien, J.A. and. J.M. Maracas. 2011. Management Information Systems. Issue 10. McGraw-Hill. New York-USA.

Writing references from the seminar/conference proceedings:

Author 1 (last name, first initial), Author 2 (first initial, last name) and so on. Year of publication. Article title. Conference Name. Date, Month and Year. City, Country. Page.

Example:

Michael, R. 2011. Integrating innovation into enterprise architecture management. Proceeding on the Tenth International Conference on Wirt-schaftsInformatik. 16-18 February 2011. Zurich, Switzerland. 776-786.

Writing references from the thesis/dissertation: 

Author 1 (last name, first initial), Author 2 (first initial, last name) and so on. Year of publication. Title. Thesis, Thesis, or Dissertation. University. City.

Example:

Maihasni, A.I. 2010. The existence of the bajapuik tradition in the marriage of the Pariaman people of West Sumatra. Dissertation. Andalas University. field.

Reference writing from the website:

Author 1 (last name, first initial), Author 2 (first initial, last name) and so on. Year. Title. Uniform Resources Locator (URL) address. Access date.

Example:

Ahmed, S. and A. Zlate. 2011. Capital flows to emerging market economies: A brave new world? http://www.federalreserve.gov/pubs/ifdp/2013/1081/ifdp1081.pdf. Retrieved 18 June 2013.

 

Article Draft Templates can be downloaded here (in Bahasa)