Copyright Notice

INTELLECT JOURNAL • ACCESS, RIGHTS & VISIBILITY

Copyright Notice

Author-owned copyright, first-publication rights, and open scholarly reuse

Intellect: Indonesian Journal of Learning and Technological Innovation is a peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal published by Yayasan Lembaga Studi Makwa (Makwa Foundation), Indonesia. The following copyright terms apply to authors who publish original scholarly work in the journal and should be read together with its Open Access Statement and Licensing Terms.

1. Copyright Ownership and Author Rights

Authors retain copyright and full non-exclusive publishing rights in their original articles. Intellect does not require authors to assign or transfer their copyright to the journal or publisher as a condition of publication. Authors remain responsible for confirming that they have the authority to publish and openly license the materials included in their manuscripts.

Retention of copyright allows authors to reuse their work for research, teaching, further publication, and scholarly communication, subject to ethical requirements, the rights of any co-authors, and the rights of third parties. The journal does not impose exclusive commercial or distribution rights over authors' original work.

2. Right of First Publication

By publishing an accepted article in Intellect, authors grant the journal and its publisher a non-exclusive right of first publication and permission to prepare, reproduce, identify, display, distribute, index, and preserve the published Version of Record through the journal's publication services.

The original publication in Intellect should be acknowledged when the work is subsequently redistributed or incorporated into another scholarly output. The first-publication arrangement does not prevent authors from entering other non-exclusive publishing or distribution arrangements.

3. Open-Access License for Published Articles

The published Version of Record is distributed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0). The license is the same one identified in the journal's Open Access Statement, Licensing Terms, and article-level license information. It allows reuse for scholarly, educational, and commercial purposes under the terms of the license.

The license is governed by the official CC BY-SA 4.0 legal code. This page summarises its operation and does not modify, replace, or introduce additional legal restrictions to the Creative Commons license.

4. Author Distribution and Self-Archiving

Authors may share their research through personal or institutional websites, institutional and subject repositories, academic networks, educational resources, and other appropriate scholarly channels. The journal imposes no embargo on the sharing of the published Version of Record under its CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

Authors may also make preprints and accepted manuscripts available online, consistent with the journal's originality and disclosure requirements. Versions shared before publication should be clearly identified as preprints or accepted manuscripts, rather than being presented as the final published Version of Record. An earlier public preprint should be disclosed to the editorial office during submission.

For the published version, authors are encouraged to include the full citation, DOI or permanent article link, the name of the journal, and the applicable license. Authors may enter into separate non-exclusive arrangements to distribute or reuse their published work, provided the original publication is acknowledged.

5. Attribution and Copyright Information on Articles

The journal identifies the copyright holder(s) and the applicable open-access license on article landing pages and in publication metadata. The same information should be included in downloadable article files wherever technically feasible, so readers can readily determine who holds the rights and how the work may be reused.

The notice above illustrates the format; each article must identify its actual copyright holders and year. Scholarly citations should identify the original publication and use the article DOI when available. These citation recommendations do not add legal conditions beyond those stated in CC BY-SA 4.0.

6. Third-Party Material and Other Legal Rights

Authors must obtain any permissions necessary to include copyrighted third-party photographs, figures, tables, software screenshots, or other material that is not otherwise lawfully reusable. Material that is not covered by the article's CC BY-SA 4.0 license must be clearly identified with an appropriate source credit and rights statement in the article, caption, or supplementary material.

The Creative Commons license does not remove requirements concerning privacy, informed consent, publicity, moral rights, or other applicable legal protections. In particular, educational research involving identifiable students, minors, classroom images, or personal information must comply with the journal's Research Ethics and Publication Ethics requirements. Users may need separate permission for uses not covered by the article license or an applicable legal exception.

7. Consistency with Other Journal Policies

This Copyright Notice is intended to be read with the journal's Open Access Statement and Licensing Terms. Questions concerning research integrity, publication corrections, or the proper acknowledgement of reused content are handled through the relevant editorial policies. The journal's Article Processing Charge does not constitute a copyright-transfer payment and does not alter the authors' retained rights.

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For guidance on copyright and open-access licensing, see DOAJ Licensing & Copyright and Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0. These resources inform the journal's policy; their mention does not imply membership, endorsement, or indexing.