Author Guidelines

Indonesian Journal of Applied Science Innovation Outcomes

Before You Submit

Authors are required to prepare manuscripts according to the journal's formatting and submission requirements. Manuscripts should present clear scholarly contributions, appropriate methodology, relevant evidence, and properly documented references.

Authors are encouraged to use the official IJASIO article template when preparing their manuscript to ensure consistency in formatting and presentation.

General Manuscript Requirements

1. Article Title and Author Information

Article Title

• Use Times New Roman, 16 pt, bold.
• Use sentence case.
• Maximum 20 words.
• The title should be concise, specific, and reflect the content of the manuscript.

Authors

• Author names should be written clearly and consistently.
• Use Times New Roman, 11 pt.
• Identify author affiliations using numbered superscripts.
• Provide the institutional affiliation, study program or faculty, university, city, and country.
• Provide the email address of each author.
• Clearly identify the corresponding author.

Example:
First Author^1*, Second Author², Third Author^3
1,2Faculty, Study Program, University, City, Country
³Faculty, Study Program, University, City, Country

2. Abstract and Keywords

Abstract

• The abstract must be written in English.
• Write the abstract in one paragraph.
• Maximum 250 words.
• The abstract should clearly present the main issue, objective, methods, and implications or main outcomes of the study.
• Avoid unnecessary citations, references, tables, and figures in the abstract.

Keywords

• Provide five relevant keywords.
• Separate keywords using semicolons.
• Use terms that accurately represent the main concepts of the article.

3. Article Structure

The manuscript should be organized systematically. The following structure follows the IJASIO article template.

4. Introduction

The Introduction should establish the background and significance of the research or applied activity. It should explain the issue or problem, its urgency and rationale, the objectives, and the approach used to address the problem.

The Introduction should also include relevant literature and, where appropriate, describe the specific conditions or context underlying the research or applied activity.

5. Implementation Method / Methodology

Explain the research or activity design systematically. Depending on the nature of the manuscript, this section may describe the participants or target population, materials and tools, procedures, data collection techniques, and data analysis methods.

Where applicable, describe the stages of implementation, such as:

• Preparation
• Coordination with partners or stakeholders
• Preparation of materials or instruments
• Implementation
• Assistance or mentoring
• Monitoring
• Evaluation

6. Subsections

Authors may use subsections to organize the manuscript into logical and clearly defined parts. Subsections should support a systematic presentation of the research or activity.

Examples include:

7. Results and Discussion

Present the results clearly and systematically. Results may be supported by tables, graphs, figures, charts, photographs, or other appropriate forms of evidence.

The Discussion should interpret the findings logically, relate them to relevant literature, explain their implications, and identify their scientific, technological, practical, or societal significance.

8. Tables

• Table captions must be placed above the table.
• Table titles should be centered.
• Tables must be editable and should not be submitted as images.
• Tables should be numbered consecutively.
• Refer to every table within the manuscript text.

9. Figures, Images, and Activity Documentation

• Figures should be clear and relevant to the manuscript.
• Each figure must have a figure number and caption.
• Figure captions should be placed below the figure.
• Figures should be referenced in the manuscript text.
• Graphs, diagrams, photographs, and flowcharts may be used where appropriate.
• Images should have sufficient resolution for publication.

10. Equations

• Use Times New Roman or Symbol font where appropriate.
• Number multiple equations consecutively.
• Equation numbers should be placed on the right side in parentheses.
• Use italic formatting for mathematical variables.
• Provide descriptions of mathematical notation after the equation when necessary.

11. Conclusion

The Conclusion should directly reflect the objectives and principal findings presented in the manuscript. It should be concise and should not simply repeat the Results and Discussion. Where relevant, authors may include implications or directions for future development or research.

12. Acknowledgments

Authors may acknowledge individuals, institutions, funding bodies, partners, or other parties that provided significant support for the research or implementation of the reported work.

13. References

References must follow APA Style 7th Edition. Authors should ensure that references are accurate, complete, relevant, and consistently formatted.

• Use APA 7th Edition citation and reference formatting.
• Include DOI information whenever a DOI is available.
• Ensure that every citation in the text appears in the reference list.
• Ensure that every reference cited in the manuscript is relevant to the discussion.
• Check author names, publication year, article title, journal title, volume, issue, pages, and DOI information carefully.

Formatting Summary

Use the IJASIO Article Template

Authors are encouraged to use the official IJASIO manuscript template to maintain consistency in article structure, formatting, tables, figures, equations, and references.