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This document provides an overview of converting a conference paper into a journal article. It discusses the typical structure of a research paper, including the title, abstract, introduction, body, discussion, and references. Guidelines are provided for writing each section, particularly the abstract, introduction, and conclusion. Tips are also given on choosing appropriate journals to submit to, adhering to journal formats, and navigating the peer review and publication process.
Convert to journal
- 1. CONFERENCE CONVERTING YOUR Professor Dr ZulikhaJamaludin Universiti Utara Malaysia zulie@uum.edu.my MANCOD 2014, UPM 17thSept 2014. ARTICLE ARTICLE INTO A JOURNAL
- 2. THE STRUCTUREOF A PAPER RESEARCH
- 3. THE STRUCTURE TITLE ABSTRACT +keywords INTRODUCTION BODY DISCUSSION REFERENCES GENERAL PARTICULAR PARTICULAR GENERAL
- 4. CHOOSING THE EXAMPLE Interaction design theory Bahasa Melayu reading pattern of dyslexic children in Kedah. An Automatic Reading Tutor Framework Using Speech Recognition And Interaction Design SHORT –15 words at most Easyto understand Reflects the objectiveof the paper (clear relationship between DV& IV) It is a ‘promise’
- 5. “..a brief, comprehensive summary of the contents of the article.” “..can be the most important paragraph in the article.” ? WHAT IS AN
- 6. Abstracts are published separately from articles in on-line indices, SO MAKE IT CLEAR. ? WHAT IS AN Accurate Self-contained Concise and specific 5% of article or 500 words at most
- 7. THE ‘MUST HAVE’ IN THE MESSAGE TO DELIVER
- 8. OF GOOD ABSTRACTS In the last years there has been a high production of groupware systems. However, most of these systems have been based on the desktop metaphor. We propose a translation process based on the use of the conceptual model (or, particularly, on the task model and the data model) of the original application. From this model and by means of a pattern-based reengineering process, we obtain mobile versions of the original systems. In this paper the user interface reengineering process is described and an example of the application of patterns for the evolution of a specific system, Domosim-TPC, is shown.
- 9. OF GOOD ABSTRACTS In this paper, we present a speaker verification system based on the Hidden Markov Models and Least Mean Square (LMS) adaptive filtering. The aim of using LMS adaptive filtering is to improve the HMMs performance in noisy environments. A Malay spoken digit database is used for the testing and validation modules. It is shown that, in a clean environment a Total Success Rate (TSR) of 89.97% is achieved using HMMs. For speaker verification, the true speaker rejection rate is 25.3% while the impostor acceptance rate is 9.99% and the equal error rate (EER) is 16.66%. In noisy environments without LMS adaptive filtering TSRs of between 43.07%-46.40% are achieved for Signal to Noise Ratios (SNRs) of 0-30 dBs. Meanwhile, after LMS filtering, TSRs of between 51.26%-54.86% are achieved for SNRs 0-30 dB.
- 10. KEYWORDS SELECTION NOTESON Choose keywords with enough search volume Choose long tail keywords Use the keywords in the article title Use sparingly in the body – not overstated
- 12. INTRODUCTION BODY CONCLUSION Provide problem & hook(significant) State claim NOT in the form of research report title Tell what we have already told NO NEW input
- 13. INTRODUCTION dyslexic children and pesona design primary pesona reading pattern requirement definition document Storyboard with interaction design analysis the DC-READ prototype CONCLUSION INTRODUCTION BODY CONCLUSION
- 14. EXTRA BE PARTICULAR INTRODUCTION CREATE A HOOK KEY FOR GOOD PAPER
- 15. INTRODUCTION Intro =your entrance lawn
- 16. INTRODUCTION Intro =your entrance lawn
- 17. INTRODUCTION Intro =your face!
- 18. INTRODUCTION Intro =your face!
- 19. THE INTRODUCTION TEMPLATE “Instudying<1-thesemanticmeaningofthetopic>,thesekeywordsisoperationallydefinedas<2-theoperationaldefinitionofthekeywordsappearedinthetitle>.Assuch<3-majorproblems> willbeexamined.Inordertodoso,<4-thevariablesrelatedtomajorproblems>mustbeinvestigated.Sothatintheend<5-theclaimorthesignificance>canbeshown/proven.“ Note: Items2,3,4–canbemorethanonevariable.
- 20. USING THE TEMPLATE EXAMPLE In studying websites trustworthiness, types of e-frauds and their characteristics will be examined. In order to do so, techniques of identifying e-fraud in websites must be investigated. So that in the end, a generalize method for curbing e-fraudscan be shown The scene The ‘bridge’ The claim
- 21. CONCLUSION WRITING THE Midastouch it is about leaving a magical impact Intro repeating Nearest closing Objective emphasis Quotation Anecdote closing Natural closing Summary Direct statement TYPES
- 22. Where do they ? TITLE (1000) ABSTRACT (100) INTRO (100) CONCLUSION (100) REFERENCE (50) BODY 1 (10) BODY 2 (10) BODY n (3) HTMAP Include ref from the target journal’s articles
- 23. JOURNAL ARTICLE CONFERENCE vs Refer hand-out
- 27. GRAMMAR Disturbing Critical Average Adapted from Funk, McMahan & Day (2000). The Craft of Editing.Springer-Verlag Run-on sentence Its/it’s Spelling mistakes: effect/affect Mechanics: list, bullets, comma Non-parallel Verb disagreement Different from/than Compare with/to Split infinitive
- 28. MECHANICS OF WRITING LIST? Parallel? Punctuation? QUOTATION? PARAGRAPHING? CONTROLLING SENTENCE? COLON? COMMA?
- 30. TIPS ON SELECTING LIST 10 PEER REVIEWED JOURNALS IN YOUR FIELD WHERE YOU COULD PUBLISH NEVER SUBMIT TO A JOURNAL YOU NEVER READ TALK TO YOUR LIBRARIAN JOURNALS
- 31. CRITERIA in choosing a JOURNAL Scope of journal Indexing Impact factor Publication frequency Duration to publish Duration of review Friendliness of editor Rejection rate Reference
- 32. INDEXED JOURNAL? IEEE(IEL /IEEE Xplore) Ei Scopus(ScieVerse) ACM COMPENDEX ELSEVIER ISI (Thompson) WEB OF SCIENCE
- 33. LEVELS of PRESTIGE CONFERENCE NON-INDEXED JOURNAL INDEXED JOURNAL
- 34. JOURNALARTICLES ADHERING TO THE FORMAT Sure wayto annoy a reviewer: do a poor job of formattingyour paper Many journal editors are going to do a format check before the reviewer even sees the manuscript
- 35. JOURNALARTICLES ADHERING TO THE FORMAT JICT-UUM –refer format http://jict.uum.edu.my
- 36. THE PROCESS of publishing a paperin a journal
- 37. Every review is golddust Be trulygrateful for criticism as well as praise (This is really, really, really hardbut it’s really, really, really, really, really, reallyImportant) LISTENINGTO YOURREVIEWERS
- 38. Submission –online/email editor-in-chief (jict.uum.edu.my) Technical editor review board/editor-in-chief Editorial review board –peer review Results –2-10 weeks Acceptance? Reject? Amendments + rebuttal–2 weeks Copyright agreement Publish 1-2 years WHAT’s NEXT? STEPS IN PUBLISHING YOUR WORK