Paper Prints Policy

This policy outlines the guidelines for the printing of scholarly papers submitted to the Multidisciplinary Journal of Emerging Needs of Curriculum (MJENC). Its aim is to ensure consistency, quality, and ethical considerations in the production of printed materials.

Scope

This policy applies to all scholarly papers accepted for publication in the MJENC, regardless of their format or length.

General Principles

  1. Quality Assurance: All printed materials must meet the highest standards of quality in terms of content, formatting, and presentation.
  2. Ethical Considerations: The printing of scholarly papers must adhere to ethical principles, including copyright, plagiarism, and academic integrity.
  3. Accessibility: Printed materials should be accessible to a wide range of readers, including those with disabilities.

Specific Guidelines

  1. Paper Selection:

    • Only papers that have been formally accepted for publication in the MJENC will be considered for printing.
    • The decision to print a paper will be made by the editorial board based on its quality, relevance, and adherence to the journal's guidelines.

  2. Paper Format:

    • Papers must be submitted in a format that is compatible with the journal's printing standards.
    • The journal will provide specific guidelines regarding font size, line spacing, margins, and page layout.

  3. Copyright and Permissions:

    • Authors are responsible for obtaining necessary copyright permissions for any copyrighted material used in their papers.
    • The journal will not be held responsible for any copyright infringement claims arising from the publication of papers.

  4. Plagiarism:

    • All papers will be screened for plagiarism using appropriate software.
    • Any paper found to contain plagiarism will be rejected or withdrawn from publication.

  5. Accessibility:

    • The journal will strive to ensure that printed materials are accessible to readers with disabilities.
    • This may include providing alternative formats, such as Braille or large print.

  6. Printing and Distribution:

    • The journal will select a reputable printing company to produce printed copies of accepted papers.
    • Printed copies will be distributed to subscribers, libraries, and other relevant institutions.

Revisions and Appeals

  • Authors may request revisions to their printed papers if they identify errors or omissions.
  • Appeals against the decision to print or not print a paper may be submitted to the editorial board.