VOLUME 15, NO. 2, 2023

Editor-in-chief: PROFESSOR DEWI ARTATI PADMO PUTRI

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Publication ethics

Asean Journal of Open and Distance Learning

PUBLICATION ETHICS

The publication of ASEAN Journal of Open and Distance Learning (AJODL) is committed to the Ethics in Research and Publication Statement of Open University
Malaysia. Thereby, the authors who publish their work in this journal as well as
all other individuals involved in the publication of this journal are expected to be guided by the following principles.


1. Non-maleficence: where one is obliged not to cause any harm.

2. Integrity: where a researcher display highest integrity to ensure truth, and not to breach trust by the misconducts of fabrication, falsification or plagiarism.

3. Justice: where a researcher display and maintain equality and not to display any form of discrimination in their work.

4. Beneficence: where a researcher always aims to maximise the benefit and minimise risk, and never to exploit or to cause any harm, harassment or discomfort.

5. Respect for individual’s right, autonomy and dignity: where a researcher must base their work on fundamental respect for all individual by acknowledging their right, autonomy, and not to threaten their dignity.

6. Responsibility: where a researcher is obliged to display highest level of professionalism by maintaining highest level of competency and commitment towards the community and society they are engaged with.


In line with the above principles, AJODL is committed to:

a. maintain the integrity of the academic records by providing clear roles and responsibilities of its editor (also known as Editor-in-Chief), Editorial Board Members, reviewers, and authors;

b. ensure confidentiality and respect for privacy by incorporating the double-blind peer review process in managing the journal;

c. Ensure fair management of all forms of misconducts, malpractices and other forms of ethical concerns following the COPE Flowchart, to make reasonable attempts to obtain a just resolution to the concern raised

d. protect the intellectual property and copyright of the authors; and

e. foster editorial independence through its policies.

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Disclaimer:

The ASEAN Journal of Open and Distance Learning (AJODL) is not affiliated, supported by, nor linked to the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN). The term ASEAN is used here to refer to the geographical area of specific interest to the AJODL. The AJODL is dedicated to the promotion and advancement of Open and Distance Learning particularly in, but not limited to, ASEAN nations.


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