Indexing is the process of recording, cataloging, or indexing a journal, article, or document into a specific database so that it can be easily found, searched, and accessed by readers and researchers.
In the context of scientific journals such as Open Journal Systems (OJS), journal indexing means that the journal is listed with an indexing agency or academic search engine, for example:
Indexing is the process of recording, cataloging, or indexing a journal, article, or document into a specific database so that it can be easily found, searched, and accessed by readers and researchers.
In the context of scientific journals such as Open Journal Systems (OJS), journal indexing means that the journal is listed with an indexing agency or academic search engine, for example:
• Google Scholar
• DOAJ
• Garuda
• SINTA
• Crossref
• Copernicus
Functions of Indexing
1. Makes it easier for articles to be found on the internet.
2. Enhances the journal’s reputation and credibility.
3. Increases citations of scientific articles.
4. Assists with journal accreditation.
5. Expands the reach to an international readership.
