Author Guidelines

1. General Submission Requirements

Authors submitting manuscripts to Jurnal Pendidikan dan Penciptaan Seni (JIPSI) (Online ISSN: 2776-9801) must ensure that their submission meets the following core requirements:

  • The manuscript is original, has not been previously published, and is not simultaneously under consideration by another journal or conference.
  • The topic falls within the journal's Objectives and Scope (Arts Education & Pedagogy, Visual Arts, Design, Craft, Music, Dance, Theater/Performing Arts, Digital/New Media Arts, and Cultural/Aesthetic Studies).
  • The manuscript is written in clear academic Bahasa Indonesia or English and formatted strictly according to the official JIPSI Template (Bahasa Indonesia) or JIPSI Template (English) in Microsoft Word format.
  • The manuscript has a similarity index of no more than 30% when checked via Turnitin or Plagiarism Checker X.

2. Manuscript Structure and Formatting

  1. Title: Concise, informative, and specific (maximum 14–16 words).
  2. Author Information: Full names of all authors (without academic titles), institutional affiliations (Department, Faculty, University/Institute, City, Country), and the email address of the Corresponding Author.
  3. Abstract & Keywords: A single-paragraph abstract of 150–250 words (provided in both English and Bahasa Indonesia) stating the objective, research/creation method, key findings/artwork embodiment, and conclusion, accompanied by 3–5 keywords.
  4. Introduction (Pendahuluan): Presents the background, phenomenon or creative urgency, literature/artistic review, novelty, and explicit objectives.
  5. Research Method / Method of Art Creation (Metode Penelitian / Metode Penciptaan): Details the research methodology (qualitative, quantitative, R&D, aesthetic analysis) or the stages of artistic creation (exploration, improvisation/design, embodiment/forming, and presentation).
  6. Results and Discussion (Hasil dan Pembahasan): Presents research findings or artwork analysis supported by clear figures, musical notations, floor plans, or tables, followed by critical discussion linked to relevant theories.
  7. Conclusion (Simpulan): Summarizes the core findings in paragraph form, highlights educational or artistic implications, and suggests future research/creation directions.
  8. Acknowledgments & Conflict of Interest Disclosure: States any funding and declares competing interests.
  9. References (Daftar Pustaka): Must include at least 15–20 primary scholarly references (minimum 80% published within the last 5–10 years in peer-reviewed journals).

3. Citation and Reference Style (APA Style)

JIPSI mandates the American Psychological Association (APA) 7th Edition Style for both in-text citations and the reference list. Authors are strongly required to use reference management software such as Mendeley, Zotero, or EndNote, and to include Crossref DOI links where available.