About the Journal
A. AIMS AND SCOPE
Universities are required to be involved in scientific development. This is part of the Tri Darma of Higher Education. Scientific journals can be one of the references in scientific development. Scientific journals are a forum for researchers to disseminate the results of research that has been carried out, so that the results of the research that has been carried out can be developed again by other researchers.
As a form of participation in the development of archival science, especially in Indonesia, the Open University takes part by publishing scientific journals. Currently, the availability of journals in the field of archives is still quite limited, so manuscripts about archives cannot be published completely. The Open University sees this potential and hopes to facilitate the publication needs of archivists, librarians, the academic community, and society in general. Scientific journals can also support accreditation assessment.
ARCHIVIST is a scientific journal published by the Open University in collaboration with the Indonesian Archivists Association. ARCHIVIST publishes research articles on Archives, Museum and Gallery, History, and Innovation and Technology. ARCHIVIST is published twice a year in May and November.
B. FOCUS AND SCOPE
The journal's scope is as follows:
1. Archives
2. Museum and Gallery
3. History
4. Innovation and Technology
C. AUTHOR GUIDELINES
Our journal publishes manuscripts in Indonesian and English. We encourage authors to thoroughly review the submission guidelines provided, ensuring alignment with journal standards and for a smooth submission process, please adhere to the following author guidelines:
Note the following before submitting the paper:
Manuscript Preparation: Submit original, unpublished work that is not currently under review elsewhere. The similarity requirement is no more than 20%. Data manipulation or any research misconduct is strictly prohibited.
Formatting Requirements: Ensure that the submitted research paper adheres to the Manuscript Template.
Submission Process: Please submit your manuscript electronically through our online submission system.
Copyright Ownership: Once a manuscript is accepted, authors retain the copyright of their work, but license the journal to publish the article. Authors retain the right to share their published work (for example, on institutional repositories or personal websites) as long as the final published version and a link to the journal's website are provided.
Language: Submissions can be written in clear and concise Indonesian and English. Ensure proper grammar. We recommend having your manuscript reviewed by a native speaker or a professional editing service if required.
Peer-Review Process: Submitted papers will undergo a peer-review process. Authors may be asked to respond to reviewers' feedback. Acceptance or rejection decisions will be communicated promptly.
Publication and Open Access: Accepted papers will be published on our platform. Authors should be aware of the journal's open-access policy.
Additional: Submissions that do not conform to the manuscript template will be rejected.
D. CONTENT OF THE PAPER
Before submitting an article, a writer should pay attention to the following points:
- Articles must be within the scope of scientific journalism.
- Articles are submitted in Ms.Word format with the following conditions:
- A4 paper (21 cm x 21.7cm) with page margins; Left (3 cm), top (2 cm), Right (2 cm), and bottom (2 cm).
- The number of manuscript pages is between 8-20 pages.
- The manuscript is written in one column with Times New Roman font.
- Articles are written with the following structure:
Title: The title should be concise, informative, and clearly written. Written using (Time News Roman, 14 pt, bold)
Author Name: All author names are listed
Author Affiliation: All author affiliations are listed
Correspondence: Correspondence is filled with the first author's email
Abstract: The abstract should consist of a brief statement of the purpose of your research, a brief description of the research design, participants, procedures, and analytical techniques used, a summary of the main findings of the research, and the implications or significance of the research, its findings, including recommendations for future research or practical application. Should not exceed 250 words. (Time News Roman, 10pt, bold)
Keywords: Contains three to five words, and is separated by a sign (;)
Introduction: This should contain (briefly and sequentially) the general background and literature review (state of the art) on which the new research question is based, a review of recent literature, the main research problem, and previous findings related to the manuscript. This section should provide a clear background and context for the research. Authors should state the research question or hypothesis and the purpose of the study. The introduction explains why the research is important and how it contributes to the field.
Method: Describe the methodology used in the study in detail. This includes information on the research design, informants/respondents, procedures, and analysis techniques. The aim is to provide enough information for other researchers to replicate the study.
Results And Findings Analysis: Present the research findings clearly and concisely. Use tables, figures, and charts where necessary to illustrate key data points. Results should be presented without interpretation. Interpret and explain the results of the study by discussing how the findings align with or differ from previous research, explore the implications of the results, and may suggest for future research. This section should also address the limitations of the study.
Conclusion: This is the final section that contains the conclusions of the study. The conclusion is an answer to the hypothesis, research objectives, and research findings. The conclusion should not just contain a repetition of the results and discussion. It should be a summary of the research results, in accordance with the author's expectations from the research objectives or hypothesis.
References: We fully recommend authors use reference management tools such as Mendeley, Zotero, EndNote, etc. All works cited must be properly referenced. Use references from reputable database sources (e.g. Scopus, Web of Science, Sinta, etc.). Works cited are current research and must contain references that are up to date within the previous 10 years. Manuscripts are written using APA reference style.
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E. COPYRIGHT
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