Crossref Membership & DOI Registration

TESOL Bangladesh Journal

Connecting language education research to the scholarly record

Persistent identifiers help readers find, cite, and return to research. TESOL Bangladesh Journal (TBJ), published by TESOL Society of Bangladesh, uses Crossref DOIs to connect its articles with their publication records.

Publisher: TESOL Society of BangladeshDOI prefix: 10.69907

Our Crossref membership

TESOL Society of Bangladesh is listed in Crossref’s public member records under member ID 50511, with DOI prefix 10.69907. TBJ’s registered articles identify TESOL Society of Bangladesh as the publisher.

For our community of English language teachers, researchers, teacher educators, and students, DOI links provide a consistent way to identify published work across reference lists, reading materials, and research databases.

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A lasting reference

A DOI identifies a specific publication. Its destination can be updated if the article moves, while the identifier stays the same.

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Clear publication details

Registered metadata connects an article with information such as its title, authors, journal, and publication date.

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Connected scholarship

DOI-based references help readers follow connections between studies in TESOL, applied linguistics, and language education.

How to find and use an article’s DOI

  1. Open the article page. Browse a TBJ issue and select the article title. Where assigned, the DOI appears with the article’s publication details.
  2. Copy the complete DOI link. Use the link beginning with https://doi.org/ when preparing a citation or sharing the article.
  3. Check the citation. Confirm the author names, year, title, volume, issue, and page numbers against the published article.

An example from TBJ

Writing Anxiety and AI: Bangladeshi EFL Teachers’ Insights and Approaches to Student Support

Shahrina Afrin Siddique · Volume 3, Issue 1 (2026)

https://doi.org/10.69907/tbj.v3i1.118

Information for authors

When submitting to TBJ, provide consistent author names, complete affiliations, and an ORCID iD where available. Include DOI links for cited works that have them, and check that each link matches the intended reference. Accurate details help readers distinguish your contribution and trace the research it builds on.

If you notice an incorrect DOI link or publication detail on a TBJ article, contact the journal with the article title, DOI, and a description of the correction needed.

A DOI identifies a publication; it does not certify research quality or replace editorial assessment and peer review.