Author Guidelines

  1. This journal focuses on the development of theory, practice, and innovation in communication—especially within organizational, governmental, corporate, and digital contexts. 
  2. Use the JDCPR Journal guide as template. The articles must be original and have never been published or are being submitted to another journal. Articles ever presented in a forum, such as seminars, should be mentioned forum.
  3. All submitted manuscripts have to be written by referring to APA style.
  4. All manuscripts are submitted through online journal system. If you already have an acount, you may log in first. If you don't, please REGISTER to the system.
  5. Manuscript is written in English properly. 8-15 pages long 1 column 1 spacing Papers should be clear, precise and logical and should not normally exceed 5,000-7000 words, A4 paper, font Garamond 10, with MS word program. download paper template
  6. Title:written and concise, maximum 15 words containing the keyword, and should reflect the substance of education described in the article body.
  7. The author's name: it is written under the title, without a title. The author can be an individual or a team, and all of the authors listed.
  8. Agencies and address of the author: author written institutions of origin, email address, which is located under the author's name.
  9. Abstract:written in English, which consists of 200 to 250 words and written in one paragraph with no quotations or ( ), justified, that contains (1) research problems, the purpose, research objectives, (2) methods, and (3) the results and recommendations of the research.
  10. Keywords: filled words or terms that reflect the essence of the concept within the scope of the problems can consist of several pieces of words / terms. Key words written under the abstract with a distance of one line and italicized. The keyword list provides the opportunity to add keywords, used by the indexing and abstracting services, in addition to those already present in the title. Judicious use of keywords may increase the ease with which interested parties can locate our article
  11. Body:consists of (1) an introduction that includes a background of problem, purpose of research, gap research, (2) methods, should mention apporach, research design, data collection tecnique, poplation and sample, or subject research, and analysis data tecnique (3) the results of research and discussion, (4) conclusion. INTRODUCTION: background, issues and literature review; APPROACH / PROCEDURE / METHOD / METHODS: unbiased approach / method / methods used; FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION: contains the results of research and discussion of these results; CONCLUSION: The study outlines conclusions in line with problems discussed.
  12. Bibliography: cultivated from primary sources (journals / magazines scientific or research report) and current / latest (maximum 10 years). Bibliography only lists the sources referenced in the article body. Otherwise the name referenced in the body must exist in the bibliography. Use APA 7th Model citation style
  13. Use Mendeley or Zotero for References Manager