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Articles should be revised in the light of the assessors'
(i.e. teacher's) comments and must be submitted electronically
to the editor via e-mail to a.gorman-murray@uws.edu.au
Articles should be accompanied by a scanned copy of the original
paper submitted for grading complete with the assessors' comments.
A photocopy of their paper complete with the assessors' comment is also
acceptable, and it can be mailed to: Dr Andrew Gorman-Murray, University
of Western Sydney at: a.gorman-murray@uws.edu.au.
All articles should be submitted accompanied by a completed submission
form included as an attachment. Click here for GEOView Submission
Form.
Notes on Articles for Electronic Submission:
General
- Articles should be submitted in HTML (if possible) or MS-Word (IBM) format.
- Articles should be no longer than 5000 words.
- All notes should be presented as Endnotes and not Footnotes.
- Page numbers should be removed.
- Font should be Times New Roman, 12 point (except title and author's name).
- A line space should be inserted between paragraphs.
- Page margins should be 3cm right and left.
- All text should be left aligned.
- Two levels of heading can be used. Major headings should be in bold, secondary headings should be italicised.
- Two line spaces should be inserted before major headings, and one line space before minor headings. One line space should be inserted after each heading.
Title Page
- Articles should have a title.
- Title should be all Capitals, Bold, 18 point.
- The authors name should be all Capitals, 14 point, below the title. An endnote should accompany the author's name stating: degree being studied, year level at the time of writing, name of the course for which the paper was initially written, school/department and university name, and any other information the author feels relevant.
Abstract and Keywords
- An abstract of 50-100 words should be provided with the article.
- The abstract should be italicised.
- A list of no more than six key words should follow the abstract.
References
- All references should follow the Harvard format as outlined in Hay, I. Bochner, D. & Dungey, C. 2006, Making the Grade, 3rd ed., Oxford University Press, Melbourne.
Units of Measure
- SI units must be used (i.e. metric)
- Figures quoted as a percentage should appear in the form: 10 per cent (except in tables or figures)
- Dates should be in the form: 21 September 2009.
Tables, Figures and Illustrations
- Writing in tables and on figures should be in 12 point unless this causes a table of A4 size to exceed the page.
- The original of any table, figure or illustration should also be submitted as a separate attachment (scanned where applicable).
- Headings should be in the form: Figure 1. Number of wild male donkeys in the Flinders between 1950 and 1990.
- Sources should be in the form: Source: Ranger (2009, p. 11).
- In-text references to tables, figures and illustrations should appear as full text. For example, Figure 1.
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