##Publication Ethics## | Digital Learning Review

Publication Ethics

The journal has to ensure that all those who are part of the publishing process, including authors, reviewers, and editors, conduct themselves with utmost integrity and professionalism.

The following unethical behaviors are not acceptable for Digital Learning Review:

Plagiarism
Fabrication or falsification of data
Duplicate or redundant publications
Authorship issues
Conflict of interest
Misrepresentation of research results
Ethical breaches in conducting research

The researchers are required to ensure that ethical research principles have been adhered to and necessary approvals are in place.

The journal recognizes that the employment of artificial intelligence and AI tools has become a regular feature of research and scholarly publishing. The authors take full responsibility for the authenticity, accuracy, integrity, and ethics of their work.

In case of significant application of AI tools, the authors should disclose it in accordance with the journal guidelines.