Author Guidelines

  1. Manuscript submission according to the Atech-i template (download here). The editorial team accepts manuscripts from various research institutions. The submitted manuscript is the result of research within the last 5 years, has never been published, is not in the process of being evaluated by other publications, and has received approval from the co-author (if any), as the party equally responsible for the substance of the research. The publisher is not responsible for requests for compensation related to the manuscript. Manuscripts are sent via this link. Manuscripts are typed using the MS Word program, with a space of 2.5 cm from the left edge and 2 cm each from the top, right and bottom edges of the paper. The manuscript should be typed in Times New Roman font with font size 12. The maximum length of the manuscript is 15 pages including tables, figures and attachments.
  2. Atech-i publishes articles in Indonesian. The use of Indonesian terms follows the latest edition of the Big Indonesian Dictionary published by the Indonesian Language Development and Development Center.
  3. Manuscript Form. The manuscript is structured as follows: Title of the article (in Indonesian followed by English), author's name and affiliation, E-mail address, abstract in Indonesian and English (maximum 250 words), and keywords (Indonesian and English), introduction , materials and methods, results and discussion, conclusions, bibliography, and attachments (if any).
  4. Manuscript Title. The title must be short (maximum 15 words), factual and informative, accurately reflecting the contents of the manuscript. The author's name and the name of the institution (institution) where the author works, along with the complete address, including e-mail, are listed below the title.
  5. Contains brief background, objectives, methods, conclusions and implications of research results. The English abstract is a translation of the Indonesian abstract. Below the abstract are listed keywords which are a translation of keywords (Agrovoc).
  6. Contains research background, problems faced, efforts made, problem solving approaches, literature citations, objectives and hypotheses.
  7. Materials and Methods. Disclose clearly and in detail the place and time of research, materials and equipment used, experimental design, analytical methods, and research procedures carried out.
  8. Results and Discussion. Present research results and discussions clearly and completely referring to the objectives. The discussion explains the relationship between the results and the theory/hypothesis and the implications of the research results.
  9. Table titles are short and clear, so the table can stand on its own. Tables are numbered sequentially according to the information in the text. Table captions are placed below the table. The letters a, b, c and so on are used to indicate significance while the numbers 1, 2, 3 and so on are used to describe the table.
  10. Graphics and Images. Graphs are made with thick lines, proportional scale, given sequential numbers and explanations. Graphic data should be attached to simplify the printing process. Photos are not doctored, black and white or color, and contrast. The photo object has a clear size (NOT BLURRY).
  11. Present the most important output produced (latest theory/innovation) and answer objectives, hypotheses and other findings during the research.
  12. Acknowledgments. Can be written if deemed necessary.

 

Writing quotations and bibliography. Library citations are written using the Mendeley tool in APA style (American Psychological Association 6th edition), complete instructions for writing library citations can be seen at the URL: https://www.mendeley.com/guides/apa-citation-guide.