Author Guidelines
Only original and unedited articles are received. This implies that they have not been total or partially published. Manuscripts must be sent in a Word file through the OJS application or to the institutional email of the journal: aglala@curnvirtual.edu.co
The ideas expressed by the authors in their articles are their responsibility and at no time they share the ideology, thought or interpretation of the Journal’s participating committee.
The texts delivered to Aglala Journal must be short research, reflection and revision articles and they must have the following aspects:
1. The title must be in English and in Spanish, in upper case.
2. It must contain the names of the authors, studies done, position and institutional affiliation, ORCID ID and email address, which will be placed as a footnote. It is emphasized that authors must have ORCID without fail but will not be taken into account for publication
3. It must have a summary in English and in Spanish which must not exceed 200 words. Five key words must be included in both languages. They must have a summary in Spanish and English, which should not exceed 200 words. 7 keywords will be included in both languages. The abstract should contain what is presented, in a simple and direct language. This should (and in the same order): (1) establish the objective and scope of the study conducted and presented; (2) describe the methodology; (3) summarize the most important results; and (4) establish the main conclusions. A summary should not contain information or conclusions that are not included in the article, abbreviations should not be used and should not include citations to the literature, except for strict exceptions.
4. This is an example of an acceptable abstract: The objective of the work presented was the determination of the nutritional quality of nougat prepared using soybeans and amaranth (objective). The protein content of the nougat was determined and white laboratory rats were used during their growth, as an experimental animal model to assess the nutritional effect (methodology). The chemical analysis of the nougat showed that both soy and amaranth contain more than 10% protein, while a biological analysis showed that the proteins are of good nutritional quality. This characteristic was also shown in the good development of the animals and the good digestibility values found (results). Based on the results of the study, it is concluded that these nougat could be industrially produced, constituting a good alternative source of proteins of plant origin (conclusion). Note: the words Objective, Methodology, Results and Conclusions (which appear in the abstract) should not be included in the abstract of a paper. They are here just to clarify the example.
5. In the case of reflexive articles, these will have an introduction, subchapters and conclusions or recommendations and bibliographic references. In case they are articles generated by scientific research project, these must have an introduction, methodology, results, conclusions and discussion and bibliographical references. In the cases of review articles systematize the recent literature and findings in a specific area of knowledge and include at least 50 references. In case of short articles, it begins with an introduction that presents the general topic, the problem or issue and the original preliminary or partial results. It is possible that these items include discussion sections and conclusions. In turn, as an important point, all national authors must have their CVLAC active and updated since without it it can not be taken into account as an author
6. Articles must be written with one spacing, font Times New Roman, 12 points. They should be written on letter-size paper (21.59 cm x 27.94 cm or 8.5 "x 11"), with margins of 2.54 cm (1 ") in both upper, lower and right margins. The text is written in a single column in Word version.
7. Send a mini curriculum vitae of the author: full name, date of birth, identification, city and country of birth, last academic title, institution where the author works, position held and title of the research of the Article. Besides, as an important point, all the colombians authors must have the CVLAC ACTIVE AND UPDATED as without it they cannot be taken into account in the journal.
8. The bibliography is placed at the end of the article in alphabetical order; the notes will be indicated at the bottom of the page and should be reduced to the essential, references in the text indicate, in parentheses, the name of the author, year of publication and page number if it is a textual citation: (Todorov, 1991, p. 34). The rest of the data will be included in accordance with the rules APA 6th edition.
9. The photographs, which are proposed to be included in any AGLALA article or text shall be revealed in black and white, if not digital. The photos should have the name of the author and the subject. The same applies for charts, diagrams or any illustrative material, all of them according to the APA 6th Edition rules.
10. The words and foreign language should be in italics.
11. Authors should express a written consent of delivery and authorization of the use of the article in Aglala Journal, besides being original and unpublished and can be published in the same. This note of acceptance must have scanned signatures of each of the writers.
12. The length of articles may vary between 9 and 23 pages including figures and images
13. The paper must be written to a space
14. If items do not correspond to the specifications mentioned above, they will not be submitted to arbitration.
Copyright Notice
Authors who publish in this journal agree to the following terms:
a. Authors give their rights to the article in a non-exclusive way for the magazine to be published for the first time by the journal as well as licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License that allows others to share the work with an acknowledgment of authorship of work and initial publication in this magazine.
b. Authors can establish separate additional agreements for non-exclusive distribution of the version of the work published in the journal (for example, to an institutional repository or to publish it in a book), with an acknowledgment of its initial publication in this journal.
c. Authors are allowed and encouraged to disseminate their work electronically (e.g., in institutional repositories or your own website) prior to and during the submission process, as it can lead to productive exchanges, as well as a citation more early and most of published work (See the Effect of Open Access) (in English).