Format

• submitted in Microsoft Word format.
• typed in English or Indonesian.
• using a predefined template: download template
• written in the third person objective point of view (Use “author” or “researcher” NOT “I” or “we”).

Article Length/Number of Words

Articles should be between 3000 and 5000 words. This includes all text such as structured abstracts, references, all text in tables and figures, and appendices. Please allocate 280 words for each figure or table.

Article Title

Please provide a title between 15 to 18 words which should be concise and informative.

Author Details

The names of all contributing authors must be added to the OJS (Open Journal Systems) submission; please list them in the order in which you wish them to be published. Each contributing author will need their own OJS (Open Journal Systems) author account from which we will take the following details: 

• Author's email address (institutional is recommended).
• Author name . We will copy it exactly as listed so any middle names and initials you wish to display should be included.
• Author affiliations . This should correspond to where they were located when the research for the paper was conducted. .

In multi-authored papers, ALL authors who made significant contributions should be listed. Those who provided support but did not contribute to the research should be listed in the acknowledgements section. You should not list people who did not contribute to the paper or do not wish to be associated with the research.

Research Funding (Optional)

The funding agency should be listed in full and include the grant number, which can be included in parentheses. The funding agency should be listed under “Organization Name”. If there is only one funding agency: This research was supported by Organization Name [grant number xxxxxx]. If there are multiple agencies or grant numbers, it should be formatted as follows: This research was supported by Organization Name [grant number xxxxxx]; Organization Name [grant number xxxxxx]; and Organization Name [grant number xxxxxx]. If there is no funding information, they should state: This research did not receive any specific grant from any public, commercial, or not-for-profit funding agency. If any organization provided non-monetary support (e.g., providing facilities, survey samples, etc.) please indicate that it supported the research.

Structured Abstract

All submissions must include a structured abstract in English that follows the format outlined below. These four sub-headings and accompanying explanations must always be included: 

• Purpose
• Design/methodology/approach
• Findings
• Research Implications

Keywords

Your submission should include up to 3-10 relevant keywords that capture the main topic of the article. Keywords must be written in English.

Article Classification

Research articles. Report any type of research conducted by the authors, including: Construction or testing of models or frameworks Action research Data testing, market research, or surveys Empirical scientific or clinical research.

Articles with View Point. Includes any article whose content depends on the opinion and interpretation of the author. This includes journalistic and magazine-style articles.

Technical articles. Describe and evaluate technical products, processes, or services.

Conceptual article. Focuses on developing a hypothesis and is usually discursive in nature. Includes philosophical discussion and comparative study of the work and thought of other authors.

Case studies. Describe actual interventions or experiences in organizations. Can be subjective and generally do not report research. Also include descriptions of legal cases or hypothetical case studies used as teaching exercises.

Literature review. This category should only be used for the primary purpose of the article to comment on and critique the literature in a particular field. It can be a selective bibliography suggesting sources of information or a paper that aims to cover the main contributors to the development of a topic and explore their different views.

Overview. Provides an overview or historical examination of a concept, technique, or phenomenon. Papers tend to be more descriptive or instructional ('how to' articles) than discursive.

Sub-title

Subheadings should be concise with a clear indication of the hierarchy required. The format is for the first level heading in bold and subsequent subheadings in medium italics.

Picture

All images (diagrams, line drawings, web page screenshots, and photographic images) must be submitted electronically. Both color and black and white files are accepted. There are a few other important points to note: 

• All images must be provided at the highest possible resolution/quality with legible numbers and text.
• Acceptable formats are .ai .eps .jpeg .bmp and .tif.
• Electronic drawings created in other applications must be provided in their original format and either copied and pasted into a blank MS Word document or submitted as a PDF file.
• All images must be numbered consecutively with Arabic numerals and have clear captions.
• All photos must be numbered as Plate 1 2 3 etc. and have clear captions.

Table

Tables should be numbered consecutively (e.g. 1 2 3 etc.). Give each table a short title. Ensure that superscripts or asterisks appear next to relevant items and have explanations displayed as footnotes to tables, figures, or plates.

Reference​​

References should only relate to the material you cited in your article (this is not a bibliography). References should be in APA Style 7th Edition and arranged in alphabetical order. Please do not include any abbreviations. References should be relevant to the topic of the article and should not be less than 20 references.