After submission

After successful submission, your manuscript can be tracked and managed through the EduRE Online Journal Management System. View your pending submissions.

  • Automated notifications: You will receive automated email notifications after key editorial actions, such as assignment to an editor, invitation to review, editorial decisions, and requests for revision.
  • Spam/Junk folder: Please check your spam or junk folder regularly, as automated system messages may occasionally be filtered.
  • Author dashboard: You can monitor the status of your manuscript at any time by logging in to your author dashboard and checking your active submissions.

After Acceptance: Proofing and Final Publication

Once a manuscript is accepted, it enters the production stage.

1) Proofing Process

The corresponding author will receive an email with instructions and access to the galley proof (PDF). Authors are requested to return proof corrections within five (5) business days in order to support timely publication. If additional time is required, please contact the editorial office as soon as possible.

2) Scope of Corrections

The proof stage is intended for checking:

  • typesetting and layout accuracy,
  • author names, affiliations, and contact details,
  • the completeness and accuracy of text, tables, figures, and references.

3) Restrictions and Responsibilities

  • Substantive changes: Major changes to the content, results, interpretations, or authorship are not normally permitted at the proof stage and require explicit editorial approval.
  • Consolidated feedback: Please send all proof corrections in a single, consolidated response. Additional rounds of corrections cannot be guaranteed.
  • Author responsibility: Authors are responsible for carefully checking the proofs before publication and ensuring that all requested corrections are accurate and complete.

4) Permanent Record and Post-Publication Updates

After online publication, the article becomes part of the permanent scholarly record. If an error is identified after publication, any update will be handled in accordance with the journal’s Article Policy, typically through a formal notice such as a Correction, Erratum, or other appropriate post-publication action linked to the original article.