Author Guidelines
The article is written using Indonesia or English. Authors should follow the instructions for writing the articles provided. All articles submitted to the editor, will be selected and edited (edited) by the editorial team. The author must write an article in accordance with journal format, as in the template of the article [template].
ARTICLES PREPARATION
Article Type
Full article. The article presents its authenticity of the results of service activities. The article structure is structured according to IMRAD (Introduction, Methods / Methods, Results / Results, Discussion), thank you if any and Bibliography (see detail format of writing). Maximum 15 page pages or 3000-4500 words (including images and tables).
Article Section
1. TITLE
2. Author's full name
3. The author's full address
4. Authors' correspondence: Phone number, Fax and E-mail address
5. Abstract
6. Keywords
7. INTRODUCTION
8. MATERIALS AND METHODS
9. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
a. Picture and title of the image
b. Table and table title
10. CONCLUSION
11. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
12. REFERENCES
Detailed Description Articles
Title. Title is no more than 16 words
Author data. Minimum two authors with full name (not abbreviated and without academic tittles) and author's address (complete with zip code).
Abstract. The abstract maximum 200 words, do not contain bibliography, numbers, abbreviations, and abbreviations for measurement unless necessary. The abstract organized in this structure: The opening sentences related to the research background as well as a common problem in research, results and concluding sentences. It should be a single paragraph. (Times New Roman, italics 10 Pt).
Keywords: Maximum of 6 specific words, which can help formulate an index.
INTRODUCTION.
In general, the Introduction section should provide background information, problem formulation, objectives of the activity, and a literature review. Authors are required to quantitatively present the profile, characteristics, and conditions of the target audience involved in the community service activities. Additionally, relevant physical, social, economic, and environmental conditions and potential should be described. The introduction should also highlight the key aspects that serve as the foundation for the community service activities. Authors must clearly and concretely define the problem in this section and articulate the objectives of the community service initiative.
This section should be supported by a literature review that serves as the conceptual foundation of the study. Authors are expected to incorporate primary sources (journal articles and conference proceedings) and up-to-date references (published within the last 10 years). The literature review should not be limited to theoretical discussions but should also include empirical evidence. The Introduction should also be enriched with discussions on previous related efforts. This article presents the outcomes of a community service project as a downstream application of research findings, which may originate from the author’s own research or studies conducted by other researchers.
For the citation that taken from the document that has more than two authors, provide the last name of the first author with "et al"
METHODS.
In the Methods, clearly and concisely describe the methods used to achieve the objectives set for the community service activity. The results of the community service should be measurable, and the author is required to explain the measurement tools used, both descriptively and qualitatively. Provide an explanation on how the success of the community service activity is measured. The level of achievement can be assessed from the perspective of changes in the attitudes, socio-cultural aspects, and economic conditions of the target community.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION.
In this section, describe how the activity was carried out to achieve its objectives. Explain the indicators used to assess the achievement of the objectives and the benchmarks for evaluating the success of the community service activity. Highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the outputs or the main focus of the activity, considering its alignment with the conditions of the local community where the activity took place. Additionally, explain the level of difficulty involved in implementing the activity, the production of goods, and the opportunities for future development. The article can be strengthened with relevant documentation related to the services or products as outputs or main focuses of the activity. Documentation can include images of the implementation process, product prototypes, tables, graphs, and other relevant materials.
Tables and figures are part of the manuscript and should not be separated from the main text. Place the tables and figures at appropriate points within the narrative so that they complement the content.
CONCLUSION
The main conclusions of the study should be presented in a short Conclusions section which stands alone. The conclusion should clearly indicate the results obtained, the strengths and weaknesses, as well as potential for future development.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Mention the grants (the institution, the year of the contract) and the people who provide the assistance. The name of the person who helped in the study was written without a degree.
REFERENCES. The manuscript is written using standard citation applications (Mendeley / Endnote / Zotero), APA (American Psychological Association) style.
