Open Access Policy

Jurnal Hurriah: Jurnal Evaluasi Pendidikan dan Penelitian (Journal of Educational Evaluation and Research) provides immediate open access to its published content. Making research freely available supports the exchange of knowledge across disciplines, institutions, and communities, including those with limited access to subscription-based scholarly resources.

Access at a glance
Immediate
Available online upon publication.
No embargo
No delay before articles become free to read.
No reader fee
No subscription or per-article charge.
No registration
Reading and downloading need no account.

1. Immediate and Free Access

Published articles are freely available online immediately upon publication, without an embargo period. Readers and their institutions are not required to pay subscription fees or individual article access charges, and registration is not required to read or download published articles.

The journal supports the open-access principles expressed in the Budapest Open Access Initiative. Readers may read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, and link to the full texts of articles, and use them for indexing, text and data mining, and other lawful purposes, subject to the applicable article license.

2. Copyright, Licensing, and Reuse

Authors retain copyright in their articles. Published articles are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0), unless otherwise indicated. Please check the license statement accompanying each article, particularly for previously published content.

The license permits copying, redistribution, and adaptation for non-commercial purposes without requesting separate permission, provided its conditions are met:

1
Attribution
Credit the authors, retain applicable notices, provide links to the source and license, and indicate any changes. Do not imply endorsement by the authors or the journal.
2
NonCommercial
Do not use the material primarily for commercial advantage or monetary compensation. Commercial reuse requires separate permission from the copyright holders.
3
No additional restrictions
Do not impose legal or technological restrictions that prevent others from exercising the permissions granted by the license.

Third-party material identified as excluded from the article's license may require separate permission. Privacy and other rights may also affect reuse. The applicable license terms govern permitted use, and this policy does not replace them. Further information is in the Copyright Notice and License pages.

You may
Provided that
Read, download, print
No permission or payment is needed.
Share and redistribute
You give credit, link to the license, and indicate changes.
Adapt, translate, build upon
The use is non-commercial and adaptations credit the original article.
Text and data mining
The use is lawful and consistent with the license.
Reuse commercially
You first obtain separate permission from the rights holders.

3. Sharing and Repository Deposit

Authors and readers may share and deposit the published version of an article in institutional or subject repositories, personal websites, and other platforms in accordance with its license, without an embargo.

Deposited copies should keep the following:

?The article's authorship and publication details.
?The license information.
?The DOI or a link to the journal's article page, so readers can locate the version of record and any later correction or retraction notice.

4. Reader Access and Author Fees

Open access means that readers can access published articles without payment. The journal's publication charges and any optional service charges are described separately in the Author Fees page. Authors should review it before submission.

Author fees do not create a paywall for readers and do not purchase an acceptance decision. Editorial decisions are based on scholarly merit, relevance, research integrity, and the journal's Peer Review Process.

5. Preservation and Access Support

The journal's electronic preservation arrangements are described in the Electronic Archiving policy. Preservation supports the long-term availability of scholarly content, and where articles carry DOIs, their metadata are maintained so that the version of record remains locatable.

Readers who have difficulty accessing an article, or who want clarification about this policy, may contact the editorial office through the Contact page.