Author Guidelines

The Aksiologiya manuscript template can be downloaded here. Aksiologiya only accepts articles based on community service results. The manuscript must be typed on A4 paper with margins: top 2 cm, left 2 cm, right 2 cm, and bottom 2 cm (refer to the template) with 1.5 line spacing. Times New Roman, font size 10pt. Articles must be written with a minimum of 3,000 words (excluding abstract and references). The manuscript must be submitted directly through this online submission system by first registering as an Author if you do not have an account. The Editors of Aksiologiya will only process manuscripts that are complete upon submission. Please ensure all author data is entered into the metadata. We will not process articles with incomplete metadata.

TITLE AND AUTHORS The title is written in Sentence case, Times New Roman font, size 14 pt (maximum 12 words), presented separately in Indonesian and English. Article authorship must be limited to those who have made significant contributions to the work. The information provided must include the full name of the authors (without academic titles); author affiliation [department and institution name]; email addresses of all authors; the corresponding author's name, mailing address, telephone and fax numbers, and email address. The corresponding author is responsible for all correspondence during the publication and post-publication process.

ABSTRACT

  • The abstract consists of a single paragraph and 150–200 words.

  • It should contain the background, objectives, methods, results, and conclusions.

  • The use of abbreviations and citations is not recommended.

  • Written in both Indonesian and English.

  • Uses Times New Roman font, size 10pt, single line spacing (1.0).

  • Keywords: Consists of 3–5 words/short phrases, in alphabetical order, lowercase, separated by semicolons.

  • From the Introduction to the References section, use 1.5 line spacing, Times New Roman, font size 10pt.

INTRODUCTION

  • Explains the situation experienced by the partner. Emphasize why the situation is particularly interesting and significant.

  • Factual and actual conditions, challenges, or partner needs (quantitative data). Elaborate on the priority issues along with their reasons.

  • Describes the efforts that have been made by the partner.

  • Provides a brief review of related literature as a conceptual framework.

  • States the objectives of the community service program.

  • The composition of the introduction should be 10–15% of the total article length.

RESEARCH METHODS

  • Explains the solutions offered and implemented to address the problems of the partners or the target community of the program.

  • Narrates the research methods and procedures in detail. The methods used may include: (1) Workshops/Training: goods, services, or natural science innovations; (2) Education; (3) Awareness raising regarding an issue; (4) Consultation/Mentoring/Mediation.

  • Explains the working procedures used to solve the partner's problems.

  • Explains when and where the service program was conducted.

  • The research methods section should comprise 8–10% of the total article length.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

  • Describes the results of the community service in narrative form.

  • Supported by tables, figures, or graphs.

  • The discussion should first explain the results obtained through the methods used.

  • Outlines the outputs generated from the program.

  • Outlines the potential sustainability of the program.

  • The results and discussion section should comprise 50–60% of the total article length.

CONCLUSION

  • The research conclusion contains a concise summary of the results and discussion, based on the objectives of the service program.

  • The conclusion section should comprise 5–10% of the total article length.

REFERENCES

  • References must be written using a reference manager (Zotero, Mendeley, etc.).

  • A minimum of 15 references is required, with 80% of the sources coming from primary literature (journals, research findings).

  • The citation style follows the APA (American Psychological Association) 7th Edition rules.