Copyright Notice

The manuscripts submitted to JODYAC for publication must be original studies that have not been published before or submitted to anywhere else for publication.

Authors who submit their studies to JODYAC have to agree that they have to transfer the copyright of their studies to Dyscalculia Association. The editorial board of JODYAC is authorized to publish the study. However, the following rights of the authors are reserved;

  • Patent rights,
  • All unregistered rights apart from copyright,
  • Duplication rights on condition that the study is not sold,
  • The right of the author to use the whole or parts of the study in the author’s own books or other academic studies on condition that reference is given,
  • The right to have it on personal websites or open archive of their university on condition that the copyright details are indicated.

Authors who will submit their studies to JODYAC must fill in the “Copyright Transfer Form”. The author(s) must sign the completed form with a wet signature. The signed form should be scanned and uploaded to the system via file upload option in the 4th step of submitting manuscripts to the journal. At the same time, the wet-signed form must be posted to the following address: ” Dyscalculia Academy Journal Hürriyet, Yağmur apt, Alay Cad. No:18, 49120 Muş, Türkiye”. The studies of the authors who don’t submit the Copyright Transfer Form form will not be published.

All the articles published in JODYAC are licensed under “Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License”. This license grants the right to copy, share and redistribute all the articles, data sets, graphics and supplementary files published in this journal in data mining, search engines, websites, blogs and other platforms, under the condition of providing references. Open access is an approach that facilitates the interdisciplinary communication and encourages cooperation different disciplines to work with each other. JODYAC, contributes to its own field by providing more access to its articles and a more transparent review process.