Publication Ethics
Learnova: Journal of Learning and Technology Integration is committed to upholding the highest standards of publication ethics. The following outlines the responsibilities of authors, reviewers, editorial board members, and the editor-in-chief:
Author Responsibilities
- Authors must ensure that their work is original and not under consideration elsewhere.
- All sources of funding and potential conflicts of interest must be disclosed.
- Authors should appropriately cite all contributions from other authors and sources, avoiding plagiarism.
- Manuscripts must adhere to the journal’s guidelines for submission, including formatting and ethical considerations in research involving human or animal subjects.
Reviewer Responsibilities
- Reviewers are expected to provide unbiased, constructive feedback in a timely manner.
- They must maintain confidentiality regarding the manuscripts under review and must not use any information gained during the review process for personal advantage.
- Reviewers should declare any conflicts of interest and decline to review manuscripts if any such conflicts exist.
Editorial Board Member Responsibilities
- Editorial board members are responsible for overseeing the editorial process and ensuring the integrity and quality of the journal.
- They must support the journal’s mission and values while maintaining independence in their decision-making.
- Board members should engage in regular evaluations of the journal’s policies and practices to enhance its academic standards.
Editor-in-Chief Responsibilities
- The editor-in-chief holds the ultimate responsibility for the editorial decisions regarding submitted manuscripts.
- They must ensure a fair and transparent peer review process, making decisions based solely on the quality and relevance of the work.
- The editor-in-chief is responsible for addressing ethical issues that may arise, including allegations of misconduct or conflicts of interest.