Lumina: Journal of Education and Learning Innovation

Article Replacement

Lumina: Journal of Education and Learning Innovation provide a mechanismarticle replacementin certain circumstances when an article that has been published needs to be replaced because there are serious problems that cannot be resolved throughcorrection or retractionThis policy is implemented on a limited basis to protect security, reader interests, and the integrity of scientific records.

1. Conditions for Article Replacement

Article replacement can be considered when:

• There is a serious error that requires replacing the article version;
• The article contains information that may endanger the safety or privacy of certain parties;
• There are legal or copyright issues that require the article to be replaced;
• The published version of the article had substantial problems and the author provided a corrected replacement version;
• There are extraordinary circumstances that make it unsuitable to maintain the previous version in the same form.

2. Prosedur Article Replacement

Requests for article replacement must be submitted to the Editor-in-Chief, explaining the reason for the replacement and including supporting evidence or documents if necessary.

The editor will examine the reasons for this and determine whether a replacement is appropriate. The replacement version will undergo editorial review and, if necessary, further peer review before publication.

3. Replacement Notification

If a replacement is approved, the previous version of the article will not be immediately removed without explanation. The publication page will be accompanied by an Article Replacement Notice explaining that the article has been replaced and providing information about the reasons for the replacement.

The replacement version will still be linked to the previous publication record so that readers can understand the history of changes to the article.

4. Integrity of Scientific Records

Lumina: Journal of Education and Learning Innovation use article replacementon a limited basis and only when necessary. The goal is to ensure that readers receive a reliable version of the article, while maintaining transparency and continuity of the scientific publication record.

Article Replacement is different fromArticle Retraction. Replacement is carried out when there is a new version that can replace the previous version legally and responsibly, whereasretractionused when an article can no longer be considered a reliable scientific publication.