Instructions for Authors

ZSAKÓ László, SZLÁVI Péter

Abstract. The abstract summarizes the article in the length of at least 5 but at most 10 lines.

Keywords: 3-6 keywords

1.	The basics

The format of the manuscript should be docx. For MS Word, we are providing a sample file (sample.dotx). Please do not modify the style in order to maintain uniformity.

2.	Further editing and formatting instructions

In the following we are explicating the main formal requirements. It is highly recommended, though, to use the sample file, as it covers all aspects, not just the main ones.

2.1.	Paragraphs

First, we would like to call attention to the appropriate use of title levels. Articles typically do not require more than 3 levels of sub-chapters. In this vein, we would like to ask you to stick to 3 levels, so 3 title levels can suffice.

Paragraphs are not indented. Please spell-check thoroughly.

2.2.	Page

The format of the page is: A4, with 2.5 cm margins.

Add page numbers to the pages, starting from 1. The main data of the article should be indicated in the header: on odd number pages, it should be the name(s) of the author(s), while on even number pages it is the shortened title of the article.

2.3.	Characters, sizes, emphases

The preferred font is Garamond, if not indicated otherwise. The font size of the text is 12pt, with spacing of 6pt.

The title of the article is size 18. The abstract and potential footnotes should be size 10. The title should be in color code rgb(128,0,0) and in bold. The font size is 14 and 12 and should be numbered. Before the title, spacing in 18, after the title it is 12.

For emphasis we recommend the cursive, but if the Author prefers the bold, that is fine as well. We only but strongly ask for consistency throughout the article. Underlining should be avoided, though.

The format of listing:

first

second

After the list, add a spacing of 6, but between the listed elements there is no need for any.

2.4.	Special text

Bolding is used mainly to mark the keywords of notes, examples, definitions, etc. The “header” of such texts should be at the margin but the text itself should start with an indent of 0.5 cm. Links should be hyperlinks to their source and should be underlined with the color code rgb(177,4,57).

http://www.google.com

Example:

This piece of text is the body of the example, which may run for several lines.

If citations are included in the example, definition, table, illustration, etc., it is worth using numbers. If so, we recommend ordering from 1. At the same time, we are open for unique but transparent numbering as well.

Tables call for special attention because their cells tend to be small. Longer texts in limited spaces need to be broken into several lines. It is best to align them to the left to make reading easier.

Age group Men Women 0–19 28 15 20–29 113 57 30–39 1058 362 40+ 3121 1123 Sum 4320 1557
Table 1: Example table –statistics …

2.5.	Pictures, photos

The pictures and the photos need to be integrated in the document. Their quality should fit their size; that is, the resolution should be fine for the size it was meant to fill on the page.

Subtitles are highly encouraged. The text should be size 10, under the picture, and aligned in the middle.

Figure 1: Example for a picture

In the case of photos, we may ask for the original file of higher quality during the publication process. Please keep the original file and send it to use if asked. It is best if the photos are black-and-white or grayscale.

2.6.	Formulas

Formulas should be in separate lines, numbered from 1. Like this:

x + y = z .	(1)

2.7.	Algorithms and program codes

Algorithms, program codes, and instructions should be in typewriter style, following tradition. For this we recommend Courier.

Example (for code):

<DIV>
<fieldset title="Programozásmódszertan">
<legend id=legenda>Programozásmódszertan</legend>
<h2 align="center">Félévenkénti előadásgyűjtemények</h2>
<li>
<a href="http://digo.inf.elte.hu/~szlavi/PrM1felev/Pdf/">
1. félév (PDF)
</a>
</li>
<li>
<a href="http://digo.inf.elte.hu/~szlavi/PrM2felev/Pdf/">
2. félév (PDF)
</a>
</li>
</DIV>

2.8.	Footnotes

Footnote citations should be inserted right after the part of text which they refer to. If they refer to the whole sentence, they should be after the closing punctuation mark. For citations, we recommend numbering, from 1 straight on.

2.9.	Citation

We use the decimal system for citation, indicating sources as they appear in the “Bibliography” at the end of the article. For example: [1], [2], [3], …

Quotations should go in quotation marks and in cursive. The data of the cited source should be indicated.

Example:

“It is necessary to cite word by word and by indicating the source.” [1/p. 6.]

In the bibliography we list the used or cited sources, numbering them from 1. See the examples below for details. If you are using Mendeley to manage your citations there is a Mendeley citation style available to download.

Bibliography

1.	Szlávi Péter: Tankönyvértékelés, ELTE IK, Budapest (2005) http://izzo.inf.elte.hu/~szlavi/InfoOkt/TankonyvErtekelesSzempontok.pdf

2.	P. Szlávi, L. Zsakó: Informatics as particular field of education. Teaching Mathematics and Computer Science, 3 (2005) 2. Institute of Mathematics University of Debrecen (2005) 283–294

3.	A. Abonyi-Tóth, Sz. Papp, L. Gudenus, L. Zsakó: Examining Methods of Application Competition. In: Valentina Dagiené, Roland Mittermeir (ed.): ISSEP 2006, Vilnius (2006) 373–386 DOI: 10.1007/11915355_5

4.	Polya, Gy.: Mathematical Discovery on understanding, learning and teaching problem solving. John Viley & Sons Inc, New York (1962)

5.	The National Curriculum for Hungary (2005)
http://www.om.hu/main.php?folderID=391

Authors	About this document
SZLÁVI Péter Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Informatics, Department of Media and Educational Informatics, Hungary, e-mail: szlavip@elte.hu ZSAKÓ László Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Informatics, Department of Media and Educational Informatics, Hungary, e-mail: zsako@caesar.elte.hu	Published in: CENTRAL-EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND PRACTICE Volume X, Number X. 20XX. ISSN: 2676-9425 (online) DOI: 10.36427/CEJNTREP.2.2.420

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Avoid multiple citations.

The data as indicated in the source are to be followed. The main principle is to make the source reachable.

Digital sources too.

Citing an article.

Citing a presentation from a conference publication.

Citing a book.