1. The format of articles submitted for publication

General

Word Document: Open so that editorial changes can be introduced, NOT for viewing only.

Font: Times New Roman.

Spacing : Single spaced.

The Article

Title: Bold font 14 , e.g. This is the Title of my Article

Author/s: Bold font 12, e.g. This is my name

Bio data : Of author/s- 2-3 lines + possibly e-mail address if the author/s agree - plain font 12, e.g.

XYZ is a teacher at……. S/he is interested in. Has written / co written. Current interests are. Enjoys working with….. E-mail: …………….

Menu: Bold font 12

Menu contents: Plain font 12 underlined e.g.

Menu

Introduction
Background
Examples
Conclusions
References

Name, Initials,( year ) Title (underlined), Publisher (if applicable), Pages pp

Length:
A long article is usually 5-10 pages.
A short article is usually 1-4 pages.
Letters, lesson plans pretty relaxed format/length as long as you stick to the general outlines

Note:

- there is no strict word limit as this is an website magazine and space/columns are not a problem

- avoid footnotes

- if in doubt look up sample articles on the website or contact the Editor

2. Other useful information

- We can publish images - please submit in jpg format - sent as a separate file/s.

- Your article can be linked to a website of your choice or recommendation.

- We can put in a banner of your school, publication/s, website link in the issue in which you publish an article. More frequent appearances of the banner to be negotiated with the Editor.

- It is best if you provide the banner in the form you want it to appear on the website.

- We cannot guarantee that if you submit an article it will be published in HLT.

- It is up to the Editor to decide in which issue your article will be included, depending on the general theme of the whole issue.

- The Editor has the right to introduce some editorial changes.

- Generally HLT does not publish any advertising.

- Permission to reprint articles published in HLT can be negotiated with the Editor.