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Summary

In this video, the presenter explains how to effectively craft titles and determine keywords for community service journal articles. The focus is on creating titles that reflect the essence of community engagement, with clear and descriptive language that highlights objectives, methodologies, target groups, and locations. The video also covers key characteristics of strong keywords, emphasizing specificity and relevance. By providing examples of well-structured titles and keywords, the presenter guides viewers through the process of writing impactful articles that stand out for publication in community service journals.

Takeaways

• 😀 The title of a community service journal article should emphasize the service aspect rather than the research aspect.
• 😀 The title must be clear, descriptive, and concise, ideally within 14-20 words.
• 😀 Avoid using jargon or unfamiliar abbreviations in the title to ensure clarity and ease of understanding.
• 😀 The title should be creative and engaging to capture the attention of editors and readers.
• 😀 The title must include key components like the focus of the service, the method used, the target group, and the location.
• 😀 The focus of the service should be clear in the title, such as improving skills or increasing productivity.
• 😀 The method or approach used in the community service should also be reflected in the title.
• 😀 The title should indicate the target group or community involved in the service, such as teachers, farmers, or specific community groups.
• 😀 The location or specific context where the service takes place should be mentioned in the title, when possible.
• 😀 Keywords should be specific and representative of the content, with a recommended range of 3-5 keywords, avoiding redundancy with the title.

Q & A

What are the key characteristics of a good title for a community service journal article?

A good title should focus on the community service aspect, be clear and descriptive, avoid jargon, be easy to understand, and be creative and engaging.

How does the focus of the title differ between community service and research articles?

In community service articles, the focus is on the support or development provided to a community or group, while research articles often highlight relationships between variables or research hypotheses.

What is the ideal length for a title in community service articles?

The title should ideally be no longer than 14 words, though some journals may allow up to 18 or 20 words. It should be concise and clear.

What role do keywords play in a community service journal article?

Keywords help to identify the core topics of the article and make it easier for readers to find the article based on specific themes. They should reflect the content accurately and be specific.

How should keywords be selected for a community service article?

Keywords should be specific, concise, and reflect the core content of the article. They should avoid being too broad, such as using terms like 'education' or 'agriculture,' and instead be more precise.

Can abbreviations or acronyms be used in the title of a community service article?

Common abbreviations or acronyms, such as 'STEM' or 'SMP,' can be used in the title, but it’s important not to use obscure abbreviations that might confuse the reader.

Why is it important to make the title creative and engaging?

The title is the first element that editors and readers encounter, so it should be creative and engaging to capture their attention and encourage them to read the article.

What are the key components of a title for a community service journal article?

The title should include the focus of the service, the method or approach used, the target group or community involved, and the location or context of the service.

What is the difference between a focus and a method in a community service article title?

The focus refers to the main objective of the community service (e.g., improving education or increasing agricultural production), while the method describes how the objective will be achieved (e.g., through training or community programs).

Can the same terms be used both in the title and in the keywords?

Yes, but it is recommended that not all the keywords be direct repetitions of the title. While it’s acceptable to use some terms from the title, keywords should generally reflect the article’s content in a more detailed and varied way.