COPYRIGHT AND LICENSING POLICY

1. Copyright Ownership

Authors publishing in Jurnal Inovasi dan Riset Pendidikan Dasar (JIRPD) retain copyright and full publishing rights to their scholarly works without transferring copyright or granting exclusive publishing rights to the journal or publisher.

By publishing in JIRPD, authors grant the journal, published by PT. Intelektiva Global Nusantara, the non-exclusive right of first publication and permission to publish, reproduce, distribute, archive, preserve, and disseminate the article as the official Version of Record under the journal's open-access license.

Authors are responsible for ensuring that their manuscripts do not infringe third-party intellectual property rights and that permission has been obtained for copyrighted materials included in their articles where required.

2. Creative Commons License

3. Rights of Readers and Other Users

Under CC BY-SA 4.0, readers and other users may:

• Read, download, copy, print, and share published scholarly articles.
• Redistribute articles in any medium or format.
• Translate, adapt, remix, transform, and build upon the material.
• Use published material for research, teaching, educational development, and commercial purposes.
• Incorporate licensed articles into educational resources, repositories, and academic databases.
• Reuse material without seeking additional permission when such reuse is permitted under the license.

These permissions apply subject to CC BY-SA 4.0, clearly identified third-party rights, and applicable legal limitations.

4. License Conditions

All users must comply with the relevant CC BY-SA 4.0 requirements:

5. Author Rights

Authors retain the right to:

• Share and distribute their published research or review articles.
• Deposit their articles in institutional, disciplinary, and other scholarly repositories.
• Publish copies on personal, institutional, or academic websites.
• Use their work in classroom teaching, academic presentations, theses, dissertations, and future publications.
• Prepare revised, translated, or adapted versions of their work.
• Enter into additional non-exclusive distribution arrangements while acknowledging the original publication in JIRPD and respecting existing license grants.

JIRPD does not require authors to transfer copyright or grant exclusive commercial rights to the publisher.

6. Repository and Self-Archiving Policy

JIRPD permits authors to deposit the submitted version, accepted manuscript, and published Version of Record in institutional repositories, subject repositories, personal websites, and other scholarly dissemination platforms.

No embargo period is imposed by JIRPD on author self-archiving.

Authors are encouraged to include the article's full bibliographic information and a link to the official published version, using its DOI where available.

Any archived manuscript version that differs from the Version of Record should be appropriately identified.

7. Third-Party Copyrighted Material

Authors must obtain necessary permissions or rely on applicable legal exceptions when reproducing third-party photographs, illustrations, tables, figures, research instruments, teaching materials, or other copyrighted content.

Any third-party material excluded from the article's CC BY-SA 4.0 license must be identified through an appropriate credit line or copyright notice.

The journal's Creative Commons license does not automatically remove third-party copyright, privacy, moral rights, or other legal protections.

8. Immediate Open Access

JIRPD provides immediate free access to its published articles without subscription fees, reader registration requirements, or embargo periods.

Published scholarly content may be accessed and reused according to CC BY-SA 4.0, supporting open dissemination of research findings and educational innovations in elementary education.

9. Copyright and License Information in Published Articles

The copyright holder and applicable open-access license should be clearly identified in the published article and made accessible on the journal website.

Copyright and licensing information should be displayed consistently on article landing pages, PDF files, and other full-text publication formats where supported.

Copyright in published articles is separate from any intellectual property rights associated with the journal's website design, trademark, logo, or other publisher-owned materials.

10. License Continuity and Publication Rights

Permissions granted under CC BY-SA 4.0 remain effective for users who comply with its terms. Authors retain ownership of their work and may continue to exercise their rights while respecting valid permissions previously granted under the license.

Any article correction, expression of concern, retraction, or other editorial update will be managed according to the journal's publication ethics and post-publication policies and does not automatically revoke existing Creative Commons permissions.