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ID: UNLOCKED's UNLOCKED Magazine is the source for trainings and education design that a community of partners, professionals and experts turn to for the latest happenings in education, civic engagement, trainings, instructional design, scholarship, service, leadership, research, news, trends, products and services, professional development, and jobs.
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UNLOCKED Magazine is distributed in print and digital media to learners, training professionals, educators and the local, state, and national community.
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INNOVATIVE CONTENT
EDITORIAL CALENDAR
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Fall (September – November): Back to School and Fall Issue – AD CLOSE: August 15
Back to school topics, this issue is full career advice, financial matters, information on healthy habits and navigating college, setting goals, time management best practices and the latest trends in education. Resources for successful teaching and learning.
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Winter (December – February): Cultural Issue/Couture of Education Issue – AD CLOSE: November 15
Cultural and Technology topics. Celebrating the season of giving, tips on giving and gift ideas. Tips for school break to stay busy, maintaining sound thinking, social activism, new year tips and resolutions and relationships. Education and public health highlights.
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Spring (March – May): Careers, Culture, Couture & the New Year – AD CLOSE: February 15
Full of tips on graduation, preparing for college, internships and jobs for college students, staycations and vacations. Equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility and education in mainstream media highlights.
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Summer (June – August): Graduation Highlights- Summer Activities and Leisure– AD CLOSE: May 15
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
OUR DEPARTMENTS
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*We observe all national holidays and:
INTERNATIONAL CREATIVITY MONTH- JANUARY
NATIONAL MENTORING MONTH - JANUARY
BLACK HISTORY AWARENESS MONTH- FEBRUARY
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH- MARCH
YOUTH ART MONTH- MARCH
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF EDUCATION - JANUARY 24
WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE - FEBRUARY 20
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY- MARCH 8
WORLD POETRY DAY- MARCH 21
FINANCIAL LITERACY MONTH- APRIL
MATHMATICS AWARENESS MONTH– APRIL
WORLD CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION DAY- APRIL 21
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH- MAY
MONTAZE COOPER DAY- JUNE 20
WORLD YOUTH SKILLS DAY - JULY 15
NELSON MANDELA INTERNATIONAL DAY- JULY 18
NATIONAL LITERACY MONTH- SEPTEMBER
NATIONAL ARTS & HUMANITIES MONTH- OCTOBER
NATIONAL BULLYING PREVENTION MONTH- OCTOBER
NATIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT MONTH - NOVEMBER
ACADEMIC WRITING MONTH- NOVEMBER
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Outlines the feature story and departments within the magazine.
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The Publisher OR Guest Editor sets the welcome and message for the Magazine.
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We present the history of the organization.
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UNLOCKED Magazine tells educational stories in ways that no one else can. We get up close and personal with individuals to discuss trends and emerging campus, local, statewide, national, or global news related education issues, causes to support, or professional development strategies.
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UNLOCKED Magazine presents news and info you need to know now, including publications, as well as the latest career openings, trends, news, reports, and case-studies studies explained in short, quick, easy-to-digest articles (and easy to share through social media).
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We talk to business owners from about all aspects of their work life as it relates to their field.
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We promote local, state, national and global community partnerships in conjunction with organizations and business as it relates to collaborations and services rendered within a school, campus and/or community.
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First Year Experience- With insights from students, faculty or academic staff, we explore educational trends and issues as well as specific strategies and recommendations as it relates to higher education scholarship.
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Student focus- A signature feature we support student scholarship, leadership and service.
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We promote services provided by faculty, staff, and students within the community (local, state, national, and global). Leading by example. We provide strategies for managing research, scholarship and service as it relates to the area of education.
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An inside look at research projects impacting education. Faculty, staff and learners are welcome to submit their research papers for highlights in the magazine. Must follow APA guidelines.
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Varies by editorial. We highlight donors and provide information on the donation and why they give to an educational program, school or organization. We ask a government representatives or an External Advisory Board Member interview questions about a variety of education topics as it relates to the campus, local, state, and national health topics.
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Why Give Back. A testimonial— who gives to the organization explains why they give and how it supports the organization. Upcoming events and highlights.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Organized in 2019, UNLOCKED Magazine is devoted to growing and supporting work that presents industry data, expert and individual inspirations. In our magazine, scholars and students share encounters, skills, challenges, triumphs, and ideas transforming the learning landscape. Review the submission requirements. Writers selected for publication will be notified within five business days. Send your document by the Contact Us page
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Our peer review articles must follow APA guidelines. Your manuscript text file should start with a title page that shows author affiliations and contact information, identifying the corresponding author with an asterisk. We recommend that each section includes an introduction to referenced text that expands on the background of the work. Some overlap with the Abstract is acceptable.
The main body of the text, there are no specific requirements. You can organize it in a way that best suits your research. However, the following structure will be suitable in many cases:
-Introduction
-Results (with subheadings)
-Discussion (without subheadings)
-Methods
You should then follow the main body of text with:
-References (limited to 60 references, though not strictly enforced)
-Acknowledgements (optional)
-Author contributions (names must be given as initials)
-Data availability statement (mandatory)
-Additional Information (including a Competing Interests Statement)
-Figure legends (these are limited to 350 words per figure)
-Tables (maximum size of one page)
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We are interested in articles composed by arising and experienced learners, faculty, staff, business owners, artists in all kinds of genres specifically related to innovation, academic enrichment, visual art, performing art, and educational empowerment. We are searching for articles that might advance learner careers, how-to tips and strategies that will assist them in achieving goals. Writers selected for publication will be notified within five business days.
Letters may be edited and shortened for space.
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Please send a pitch of your idea. Your pitch should be no more than four paragraphs. It should include: a short overview of your idea, why it matters to our audience, and a sense of the who (if applicable) you will interview for your story. We recommend you take the time to review our website and magazine content.
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Our readers love personal stories about the ups, downs and in-betweens of growing up, gaining employment and . However, we cannot commit to publication of an essay or blog without reading the entire piece first. We recommend you take the time to review our website and magazine content.
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