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Editorial service

Help shape a rigorous research forum.

JSSDLL is establishing its wider editorial team. We welcome enquiries from researchers whose expertise can support careful assessment of songs, language learning and educational evidence.

Editorial appointments in development

The founding Editor-in-Chief is listed on the editorial team page. Further appointments will be announced after responsibilities and consent are agreed.

Areas of editorial contribution

01

Independent handling editors

Oversee manuscript assessment, select appropriate reviewers, evaluate reports and make independent decisions. This includes related submissions requiring the Editor-in-Chief’s recusal.

02

Research methods and ethics

Contribute expertise in study design, measurement, quantitative, qualitative or mixed methods, participant protection and transparent reporting.

03

Song design and language learning

Bring expertise in music, language education, acquisition, memory, vocabulary, pronunciation or classroom implementation.

04

Technology and teacher–AI collaboration

Support the critical assessment of AI-assisted design, educational technology and teacher-led implementation.

From enquiry to appointment

01

Share your expertise

Tell us how your research and editorial experience relate to the journal.

02

Discuss a defined role

Agree responsibilities, availability and how competing interests will be handled.

03

Confirm and announce

Record the agreed appointment and publish the consented profile and responsibilities.

Express an interest

Send a short academic profile, current affiliation, relevant publications or an ORCID link, areas of expertise, and your preferred form of contribution. Please describe any relationship with the journal, publisher or authors that may require a competing-interest assessment.

Discuss editorial servicecontact@scientificsongdesign.org
Editorial independence

Editorial service does not require submitting an article and carries no promise of publication. Manuscripts are assessed on scholarly grounds, including those submitted by editors or association officers.

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