Digital Archiving

Jurnal Pendidik Indonesia (JPI) aims to retain access to its published issues, article pages, files, and bibliographic metadata. This page describes the preservation routes that can currently be verified publicly.

1. Journal Archive

Published issues and article files are available through the JPI archive. Article landing pages provide bibliographic records and links to available galleys. The editorial and technical teams investigate missing files or broken links against the publication record.

2. Metadata Availability

JPI exposes descriptive metadata through its OAI-PMH interface, which supports harvesting and discovery. This interface and the online archive do not, by themselves, establish participation in an external preservation network.

3. Author Archiving

Authors may share their work subject to the licence shown on the individual article and any rights of third-party material. They should include the original JPI citation and article URL. See Copyright and License.

4. Continuity and Reporting

If a published record becomes inaccessible, report the article URL and problem through the journal contact page. The journal will identify any external preservation arrangement only after its active status and scope have been confirmed.