EduTransform is committed to the permanent availability and preservation of scholarly research and ensures accessibility by converting and updating digital file formats in accordance with the latest technological standards.

Archiving Provider

EduTransform maintains advanced local storage facilities to preserve complete and accurate digital versions of all published articles. The current standard formats are XML and PDF, and most files are stored in both formats.

Website Archiving: All electronic content of EduTransform (website, manuscripts, etc.) is stored in three separate sources. The content on one online server is accessible to readers, while identical copies are securely stored as backups on two additional servers. In the event of a server failure, one of the backup sources will be restored, and the website is expected to be accessible again within 24–36 hours.

Self-Archiving Policy

EduTransform fully supports self-archiving (e.g., Google Drive, institutional repositories). Authors are permitted and encouraged to share and make their research accessible to colleagues by uploading the final published version of their article to personal or institutional repositories immediately after publication, while clearly citing its bibliographic details and publication in EduTransform.