Archiving Policy

RESET: Review of Education, Science, and Technology is committed to ensuring the long-term availability, accessibility, and preservation of all published scholarly content. The journal implements a digital archiving policy to safeguard published articles and ensure their continued accessibility for researchers, academics, practitioners, and the wider community.

All content published through the Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform is electronically stored and maintained using regular data backup procedures to minimize the risk of data loss caused by technical failures, system disruptions, or unforeseen events.

Digital Preservation

All published articles remain permanently available through the journal's official website.
Article metadata are securely maintained within the journal management system to support discoverability, indexing, and long-term accessibility.
Regular data backups are performed to ensure the security and preservation of journal archives.
The journal continuously adopts digital preservation practices that align with technological developments and international scholarly publishing standards.

Long-Term Access

RESET: Review of Education, Science, and Technology ensures that all published articles remain openly accessible for as long as the journal operates. In the event of platform migration, system upgrades, or technological changes, appropriate measures will be taken to preserve uninterrupted access to the complete journal archive.

Archive Security

The Publisher and Editorial Office manage digital archives with due consideration for data security, document integrity, and protection against unauthorized access. Any corrections, updates, or modifications to published articles will follow the journal's editorial policies and will be clearly documented to maintain the integrity of the scholarly record.

RESET: Review of Education, Science, and Technology supports internationally recognized principles of digital preservation to ensure that all scholarly publications remain permanently available, discoverable, and accessible for current and future generations of researchers.