EE JTBI Updates Announcement

🔔 Important Updates: Enhanced English Education: Jurnal Tadris Bahasa Inggris (EE JTBI)

Dear valued authors and readers,

We are excited to announce significant improvements to enhance your publishing experience with EE JTBI. These changes are designed to streamline the publication process while maintaining the highest academic standards.

📱Platform Improvements
Enhanced User Interface
  • Mobile-responsive design for better accessibility
  • Live article preview feature before download (XML galleys)
  • Prominent 'Make a Submission' button in the header for easy access
📝Publication Model Update
  • Transitioning to a continuous publication model (publish-as-you-go)
  • Individual DOI assignment for each article
  • Although we will still assign the article to issues 1 and 2 in June and December, this should eliminate volume-based publishing constraints
Enhanced Editorial Process
Strengthened Editorial Team
  • Addition of dedicated Copyeditors
  • New Layout editors
  • Professional Proofreaders
Improved Peer Review System
  • Implementation of true double-blind review
  • Expanded reviewer database using:
    • - ScienceDirect
    • - SAGE
    • - Journal/Author Name Estimator (JANE)
    • - Publons
  • Maximum 3-day initial review period by editors, given that the authors are fast with the revision
📋New Submission Requirements
Additional Documentation
  • Competing Interest declaration
  • Detailed keywords
  • Geospatial information
  • Author profiles and contributions
Updated Template
  • More detailed author contact information in the buttom
  • Clear contribution statements
  • Improved indexing metadata
Timeline Commitment
  • Maximum 3-day initial editorial review
  • Clear communication of revision requirements
  • Structured feedback process

These improvements aim to:

  • Enhance publication quality and visibility
  • Ensure faster processing times
  • Maintain rigorous academic standards
  • improve author-editor and author-reader communication
  • Facilitate better indexing and discoverability