Author Contribution

Lumina: Journal of Education and Learning Innovation applying the principle of transparency in authorship to ensure that each author listed in the article makes a real contribution to the research and writing of the article.

1. Author Contribution

Each author must make a substantive contribution to the article, including research formulation, data collection and analysis, theoretical framework development, writing, and manuscript refinement. Each author's contribution must be accountable and agreed upon by all members of the writing team.

2. Corresponding Author

Corresponding authorresponsible for:

  • Communicate with editors during the editorial process;
  • Ensure all authors have agreed to the final version of the article;
  • Ensure that the authorship information submitted to the journal is correct;
  • Coordinate the revision process and communication with reviewers;
  • Ensure that no authors are listed without appropriate contributions.

3. Change of Authorship

Additions, deletions, or changes to the order of author names after the article is submitted must be accompanied by a clear rationale and the consent of all authors. These changes must be approved by the editor before being processed.

Lumina: Journal of Education and Learning Innovation does not recognizeguest authorship, gift authorship, or the inclusion of the names of authors who did not make a substantive contribution to the research. Each author is responsible for their own contributions and shares responsibility for the overall integrity of the article.